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Burndy YTA43R2N
T-Tap Connector
Product Description
The T-Tap Connector YTA43R2N features a slotted tap pad that facilitates the disconnection of tap conductors. This connector is specifically designed for use with Types YKA-R-2N and YKA-A-2N, providing reliable connectivity in electrical applications.
Constructed from aluminum and with a barrel length of 5.81 inches, it has overall dimensions of 17.41 inches in length, 5.00 inches in B length, and a height of 5.81 inches. The bolt size is 1/2 inch with a thread size of 1/2 inch, allowing for compatibility with a variety of setups.
The connector supports a range of ACSR and aluminum conductor sizes, making it versatile for different installations. It accommodates ACSR sizes from 605 kcmil to 666.6 kcmil and aluminum sizes of 795 kcmil.
Although not UL Listed or CSA Approved, this connector complies with RoHS standards, ensuring it meets necessary environmental regulations. The minimum pack quantity is two units.
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Specifications
- Brand
- Burndy
- Connector Type
- Tap
- Die Index
- 292;319
- Material
- Aluminum
- Plated
- N
- Plating Type
- Unplated
- Prefilled Oxide Inhibitor
- N
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