Arlington Larger, Aluminum Grounding Connector

 

Arlington’s Grounding Electrode Connectors offer flexibility, convenience, and cost savings. These TWO connectors accommodate a wider range of grounding electrodes, from #8 to 3/0 conductors.

They install from outside or inside a metal panel or metal enclosure, through one of the existing knockouts. There’s no need to modify the box or enclosure to accommodate the connector. They also provide excellent strain relief for grounding conductors.


Features

• Listed for use with stranded and solid copper
   and aluminum wire
• Extra-wide cable range, meaning fewer items
   to stock and inventory
• Half the cost of other listed connectors now
   on the market
• Use for bonding and grounding separately
   derived systems

For more information: http://www.aifittings.com/landing/gc50?utm_source=emailcampaign104&utm_medium=phpList&utm_content=HTMLemail&utm_campaign=Wide-Range%2CLow-Cost+Grounding+Conns

 

 

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