3/0 AWG Copper Compression Connectors Lugs Orange LCDX3/0-38D-X (Pack of 10)

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About:

• 3/0 AWG Copper Compression Connector Lug is a robust, high-quality electrical connector designed for use with 3/0 AWG (American Wire Gauge) copper conductors. These lugs provide a reliable and efficient electrical connection, making them ideal for various applications such as power distribution, grounding, and bonding in both residential and commercial installations.
• Constructed from high-purity copper for superior conductivity and corrosion resistance, these lugs feature a standard barrel design that ensures a secure and tight fit onto the wire, minimizing resistance and improving efficiency.
• The lugs provide a secure and stable electrical connection, reducing the risk of failures and downtime. Their high conductivity and low resistance ensure efficient power transmission and minimal energy loss. The robust design and high-quality materials ensure long-term performance even in demanding environments.
• Use a suitable crimping tool to compress the lug onto the wire. Ensure the crimping tool is calibrated for 3/0 AWG connectors to achieve a proper crimp.

Also Known As:

3/0 AWG Copper Cable Lug, 3/0 AWG Copper Crimp Lug, 3/0 AWG Copper Terminal Lug, 3/0 AWG Copper Compression Terminal, 3/0 AWG Copper Electrical Lug, 3/0 AWG Copper Wire Connector, 3/0 AWG Copper Compression Connector, 3/0 AWG Copper Crimp Connector, 3/0 AWG Copper Power Lug, 3/0 AWG Copper Ground Lug.

Specification:

Features:

• Can be used with code conductor and flex conductor classes G, H, I, K, M, and diesel locomotive.
• Generously beveled wire entry prevents bent-back strands when inserting the conductor into the barrel.
• Color-coded barrels marked with Panduit® and specified competitor die index numbers for proper crimp die selection.
• Inspection window to visually ensure full conductor insertion.
• Tin-plated to inhibit corrosion.
• Suitable for use with flexible, extra-flexible, and code stranded copper conductors.
• Consult the cable manufacturer for voltage stress relief instructions for applications greater than 2000 V.