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Blackburn WR835 Compression Connector

Manufacturer: Blackburn / Thomas & Betts | Catalog # WR835 | Cooper Electric Part # 436016
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Product Spec Sheet Product Catalog Page Safety Data Sheet Product Brochure
Aluminum Wide Range H-Type Compression Connector Main: 477 18/0-4/0 ACSR, 556-250 Str., Tap: 4/0-1/0 ACSR, 4/0-1/0 Str., 4/0-2/0 Sol. 2 inch.

Technical Information

Applications
For Combinations of Aluminum to Aluminum and Aluminum to Copper Conductors.
Connection Type
Compression
Insulated?
No
Material
Aluminum
Mounting Type
None
Number of Conductors
2
Size
Length 2 inch
TC Connection
Compression
Temperature Rating
90 degrees C
Type
Wide-Range, Parallel, Long Sleeve
Wire Size
Main: 477 18/0-4/0 ACSR or 556-250 STR kcmil ; Tap: 4/0-1/0 ACSR or 4/0-1/0 STR or 4/0-2/0 SOL AWG

Manufacturer Information

Brand
ABB
Sub Brand
Blackburn®

General Product Info

12-Digit UPC
783786100231
Finish
Tin Plated
GTiN
05415022349337
Product UPC
78378610023
Used With
Round, Solid and Stranded Conductors, Combinations of Aluminum to Copper, and Aluminum to Aluminum Conductors

Dimensions

Length
2 Inch
Features
  • Enables excellent connector contact without distorting the conductor's shape.
  • Made of 1350 Aluminum alloy to provide high strength and conductivity. Prefilled with oxide inhibitor held captive in the rib/connection area.
  • RUS accepted and complies with ANSI C119.4
  • Fold-in tabs provide positive tab interlock as tool closes.
Notes
  • Will accept standard conductors of the same size with a 3 percent reduction of compressed diameter.
  • All die connectors are for use with hydraulic tools, 12-ton and greater.
  • Fig. 1
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