Ideal Industries Can-Snap Connector

EIN IDEAL CanSnap 400

Feb 7, 2020

The IDEAL Can-Snap connector installs quickly and easily, without the use of tools. It secures NM cable in place and provides superior protection from cable damage that can be caused by rough knock-out edges.

Features

  • Fast installation – simply snap in – no tools required
  • Protects and secures cable
  • Available in 1/2” and 3/4” sizes
  • Sizes are colour coded for quick identification
  • Convenient jar packaging
  • 1/2” : CSA Certified / UL Listed |  3/4” : CSA Certified
  • Proudly made in Canada!

Compatible Cable Sizes

  • 1/2” Blue: 14/2, 14/3, 12/2, 10/2
  • 3/4” Red: 8/3, 6/3

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