Arlington Industries’ Versatile Termination for Grounding

Arlington Termination for Grounding

Arlington’s GC50 Grounding Electrode Connector delivers flexibility, convenience, savings and provides strain relief for grounding conductors.

It installs from inside or outside a metal panel or enclosure, through existing 1/2″ knockouts. No need to modify and no need for lugs.

Listed for #8 to #2 solid and stranded aluminum and copper conductors, its wide cable range, eliminates stocking extra inventory.

For moe information:

http://www.aifittings.com/landing/gc50

 

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