Two-Hole Compression Lug, 3 AWG Max, 1/4 in Stud, Short Barrel, Copper, White MPN:YA3CL2TC14
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Two-Hole Compression Lug, 3 AWG Max, 1/4 in Stud, Short Barrel, Copper, White
This two-hole compression lug is designed for use with 3 AWG maximum copper wire and 1/4 inch studs, making it ideal for a variety of applications in the electrical industry. The lug's copper construction ensures excellent conductivity and durability, with a maximum operating temperature of 194°F and a maximum voltage rating of 35 kV. CSA certified and UL listed, this lug meets stringent safety standards. Its compact design and straight tongue angle make it easy to install and inspect. Suitable for use in commercial and industrial settings, this lug is a reliable choice for electrical connections.
Top product features:
- Two-Hole Compression Lug provides a secure crimp termination for stranded copper wire up to 3 AWG.
- The lug has a straight tongue angle for easy wire insertion.
- The lug features an inspection hole for visual verification of wire installation.
Top product applications:
- Electrical Panel Construction
- Busbar Connections
- Low-Voltage Power Distribution
Compression Lug, Barrel Size Standard, Color Code White, Die Code 9, Tongue Angle Straight, Tongue Width 0.55 in, For Conductor Material Copper, For Stud Size 1/4 in, For Stranded Copper Wire Size - Minimum 3 AWG, For Stranded Copper Wire Size - Maximum 3 AWG, Inspection Hole Yes, 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: 2.50
- Package Width: 0.50
- Package Height: 0.50
- Package Weight: 0.01
Product info last updated on February 14, 2026 6:52am UTC
Category: Electrical Connectors