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PtInsulation Piercing Connector
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Low-voltage Insulation Piercing Connector
Low-voltage Insulation Piercing Connector
Insulation piercing connectors suit main + 1/2 tap conductors (insulated: no "B"; bare: with "B"). Made of glass-fiber reinforced plastic with tinned brass teeth, they feature all-weather, waterproof, anti-corrosive performance, easy installation, and have passed 6kV 1-minute underwater test, complying with EN 50483-4, NFC 33-020, NFC 33-004.
Brand:SOCOME
Model: IPC
Material: Tinned Brass, Rubber
Frame: Self-seam, Wet-proof, Waterproof, Anti-corrosive
Standards: EN 50483-4 ; NFC 33-020 ; NFC 33-004
Application: Overhead Distribution Lines, Street Lighting, Building Power Distribution and so on
INQUIRY
| Part NO | Main wire section | Branch wire section | Bolt | Package(pcs) | Gross weight(kg) |
| IPC-1 | 10-95 | 1.5-10 | 1 | 500 | 24 |
| IPC-2 | 16-95 | 4-35 | 1 | 200 | 26 |
| IPC-3 | 50-150 | 6-35 | 1 | 200 | 27 |
| IPC-4 | 16-95 | 16-95 | 1 | 150 | 25.5 |
| IPC-5 | 35-150 | 35-150 | 1 | 150 | 27 |
What is a Piercing Connector?
Piercing connectors are essential components for creating reliable electrical connections in power distribution systems without stripping the insulation of the main cable. Their main advantage is that they enable quick safe and secure connections to live conductors while maintaining the integrity of the insulation.
How it Works?
The piercing connector is typically made of high-conductivity copper alloy. It works by piercing through the insulation of the main conductor and establishing contact with the core wire. Multiple connectors can be used in parallel for branching circuits or tapping additional lines. They are designed to ensure long-term stability and minimal resistance under varying environmental conditions.
Benefits
Piercing connectors provide a fast safe and cost-effective method for connecting electrical circuits. They improve the reliability of power distribution reduce installation time and lower maintenance costs while minimizing risk to operators.
| Part NO | Main wire section | Branch wire section | Bolt | Package(pcs) | Gross weight(kg) |
| IPC-1 | 10-95 | 1.5-10 | 1 | 500 | 24 |
| IPC-2 | 16-95 | 4-35 | 1 | 200 | 26 |
| IPC-3 | 50-150 | 6-35 | 1 | 200 | 27 |
| IPC-4 | 16-95 | 16-95 | 1 | 150 | 25.5 |
| IPC-5 | 35-150 | 35-150 | 1 | 150 | 27 |
What is a Piercing Connector?
Piercing connectors are essential components for creating reliable electrical connections in power distribution systems without stripping the insulation of the main cable. Their main advantage is that they enable quick safe and secure connections to live conductors while maintaining the integrity of the insulation.
How it Works?
The piercing connector is typically made of high-conductivity copper alloy. It works by piercing through the insulation of the main conductor and establishing contact with the core wire. Multiple connectors can be used in parallel for branching circuits or tapping additional lines. They are designed to ensure long-term stability and minimal resistance under varying environmental conditions.
Benefits
Piercing connectors provide a fast safe and cost-effective method for connecting electrical circuits. They improve the reliability of power distribution reduce installation time and lower maintenance costs while minimizing risk to operators.