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Burndy YA262TC38
Non-insulated Tin Plated Compression Terminal
Product Description
The Non-insulated Tin Plated Compression Terminal is engineered to accommodate 2/0 AWG code conductors and features a beveled entry design. With a comprehensive voltage range, it operates effectively at a minimum of 600V and up to 35kV. This terminal is suitable for use with a 3/8" stud and comes with a long barrel, enhancing connectivity.
Constructed from copper, this terminal has a chamfered barrel style and two holes for secure attachment. The overall length measures 3.78 inches, with an outside diameter of 0.56 inches. The terminal complies with industry standards UL468A-468B and is CSA approved, ensuring adherence to safety and performance criteria.
With a standard tongue type and a straight angle, it provides reliable electrical connections. The Designation Code for this product is YA262TC38, which ensures precision in identification and application.
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Specifications
- Brand
- Burndy
- Application
- For Code Conductor
- Color Code
- Black
- Connector Type
- Terminal
- Die Index
- 13
- Feature - Barrel Style
- Chamfered
- Feature - Barrel Type
- Long
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