Two-Hole Compression Lug, 6 AWG Max, 1/4 in Stud, Long Barrel, Copper, Blue MPN:YA6C2TC14
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Two-Hole Compression Lug, 6 AWG Max, 1/4 in Stud, Long Barrel, Copper, Blue
The Burndy Two-Hole Compression Lug is a reliable and efficient termination solution for copper conductors. Designed for use with stranded copper wire sizes from 6 AWG, this lug features a long barrel and straight tongue angle for easy crimping. With a maximum operating temperature of 194°F and a voltage rating of 35 kV, it's suitable for a wide range of applications, including electrical panels, switchgear, and control systems. CSA certified and UL listed, this lug provides a secure and durable connection, ensuring safe and reliable electrical performance in demanding environments.
Top product features:
- Two-Hole Compression Lug provides a secure termination style through crimping.
- The product is designed for use with stranded copper wire, with a minimum size of 6 AWG and a maximum size of 6 AWG.
- The lug features a long barrel design.
Top product applications:
- Electric Vehicle Charging Station
- High-Voltage Power Distribution Panel
- Large-Scale Renewable Energy System
Compression Lug, Barrel Size Long, Color Code Blue, Die Code 374, 7, Tongue Angle Straight, Tongue Width 0.45 in, For Conductor Material Copper, For Stud Size 1/4 in, For Stranded Copper Wire Size - Minimum 6 AWG, For Stranded Copper Wire Size - Maximum 6 AWG, Inspection Hole No, Hole Center to Center 0.625 in, Material Copper, Maximum Operating Temperature 194 Degrees F, Maximum Voltage 35 kV, Termination Style Crimp, Standards CSA Certified, UL 486A-486B, UL Listed, Number of Holes 2
Additional Information
- Country of Origin: US
- Drop Ship Item: No
- Blind Ship Eligible: No
- LTL Freight Required: No
- Lead Time: Ships in 1 days
- Minimum Order Quantity: 1
- Unit of Measure: EA
- Package Length: 2.70
- Package Width: 0.50
- Package Height: 0.50
- Package Weight: 0.05
Product info last updated on February 3, 2026 6:57pm UTC
Category: Electrical Connectors