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Blackburn X 1 U 33640 Uninsulated Aluminum Compression Splices, 4 Inch Long, Brown/Pink, Crimp/Compression
- MPN: X 1 U 33640
- UPC: 783786759637
- PPN: T-B-X 1 U 33640
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Description
Uninsulated Aluminum Service Entrance Compression Splices - 840 die series, Conductor A: Brown, 397.5-400 Solid Aluminum, - Solid Copper, 300-350 Stranded, 336.4(18/1) ACSR, Conductor B: Pink, - Solid Aluminum, - Solid Copper, 4/0 Stranded, 4/0 ACSR.
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Specifications
North American Specifications (UNSPSC)
- UNSPSC
- 39121449 Wire or cable compression splice
- Brand Name
- Blackburn
- Special Features
- Constructed from Aluminum. Provides high conductivity. Prefilled with Oxide inhibitor to prevent oxidation and keep out moisture. Solid center barriers Enable quick Positioning, Proper Distribution of Inhibitor around the wire and Current Equalization on Stranded Conductors. Splices are marked with strip lengths, die codes, and compression locations for easy identification and easy installation.
- Standard
- ANSI C119.4
- Connection
- Crimp/Compression
- Number Of Conductors
- 2
- Color
- Brown/Pink
IGCC4669 Wire or cable compression splice
TypeUninsulated Aluminum Service Entrance Compression Splices
ApplicationIdeal for Large Residential and Commercial Service Drops.
Size4 inches long
Conductor RangeSide A Solid Aluminum 397.5-400. Stranded 300-350. ACSR 336.8(18/1). Side B Stranded 4/0. ACSR 4/0.
MaterialAluminum
InsulationNone
Packaging
- Outer Quantity
- 100
- Weight Uom
- 0.16 lbs. Each
Outer Dimensions (inches)13.5x8.5x8.5
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