New Heat Shrink Butt Splices
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- Published on Tuesday, 04 February 2020 10:05
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A new family of heat-shrinkable butt splices, to join insulated electrical wiring 22 to 8AWG, is available from ITC.
These splicing terminals have an internal copper tube with a wire stop in the middle, insulated by a tube of high-density heat-shrinkable polyethylene (PE), colour coded for identification.
There are four models for wires ranging from 22AWG to 8AWG. This family of butt splices also include four ‘step-down’ models, used to connect wires of different sections on each side of the terminal.
A coloured ring stamped on one side indicates the different wire section.
Features and specifications:
- Insulation: high-density heat-shrinkable polyethylene (PE)
- Rated maximum voltage: 600V
- Rated maximum current: dependent on wire used, from 9A (22AWG) to 70A (8AWG)
- Operating temperature: -40 to 105°C
- Shrink temperature: 150°C
- Shrink ratio: approximately 2.5:1
- Approvals: cULus (#E96029)
Crimping can be done with any professional tool for pre-insulated terminals, and shrinking with a heat gun providing a temperature of approx. 150°C.
To download the flyer describing the heat-shrinkable butt splices by ITC click here.
To download the catalog of ITC crimp terminals and ferrules click here.
