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IPC3.3 - IPC3.4 - Insulated Piercing Connector
MOQ:2000
| Model Parameters | IPC3.3 | IPC3.4 |
| Product Name | Insulated Piercing Connector | Insulated Piercing Connector |
| Main plot | 16-25mm² | 70-185mm² |
| Branch Line | 120-185mm² | 70-185mm² |
| Tooth Material | Al,Cu | Al,Cu |
| Tightening Torque | 12Nm | 12Nm |
| Underwater Experiment | 1Kv,6Kv | 1Kv,6Kv |
- Overview
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The Piercing Connector, also known as an insulation piercing clamp, is designed to provide a safe and efficient way to connect overhead insulated conductors without stripping the cable. It works by piercing the insulation layer and creating a firm electrical contact when the bolts are tightened.
This design ensures excellent conductivity and minimizes energy loss, while the insulation layer remains sealed to prevent water ingress and corrosion. Piercing connectors are widely used in low and medium-voltage distribution networks, particularly in urban and rural power grids. They are made of high-strength, anti-corrosion materials and are tested to withstand extreme weather conditions, making them highly reliable for long-term use.
