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nVent ERICO TAC2Q2Q Type TA Standard Weld Metal Mold, 4/0 AWG Conductor, Cable to Cable, Graphite

Selected nVent ERICO TAC2Q2Q Type TA Standard Weld Metal Mold, 4/0 AWG Conductor, Cable to Cable, Graphite
nVent ERICO TAC2Q2Q Type TA Standard Weld Metal Mold, 4/0 AWG Conductor, Cable to Cable, Graphite

Short Description

ERICO CADWELD exothermically welded connections are engineered to provide a permanent, molecular bond that will not loosen or corrode. The connections are designed to maintain for the life of the conductor and/or installation. The ERICO CADWELD connection has a current carrying capacity equal to or greater than that of the conductor and will withstand repeated fault currents without failing during operation. Once completed, installers can clearly ensure quality assurance by visual inspection of the new connection. With reliable connections that consistently exceeded IEEE® 837 2014 EMF test requirements as certified by an independent lab, ERICO CADWELD is the ultimate welded connection.

Features

  • ERICO CADWELD standard graphite molds are designed and engineered for thousands of connection styles
  • Forms a permanent, low resistance connection
  • Provides a molecular bond
  • ERICO CADWELD Exothermic Connections are rated with the same current capacity as the conductor
  • Portable installation equipment with no external source of power required
  • 4/0 AWG Stranded Run and Tap Concentric Cable
  • Tee of horizontal run and tap cables
  • 13.4 mm Conductor 1 and 2 Nominal Outer Dia
  • Installers can be easily trained to make ERICO CADWELD exothermic connections
  • Connections are visually inspected
  • Copper Cable

Specification

Mold Price Key
C
Mold Size
3 in W
Minimum Order Qty
1
Order Interval
1
Conductor Size
4/0 AWG
Material
Graphite
Handle Clamp
L160
Standard & Approvals
UL, cULus Listed
Application
Facility Electrical Protection, Lightning Protection, Solar Power, Telecom, Wind Power, Utility
Type
Type TA Standard
Connection Type
Cable to Cable
Catalog ID
CADTAC2Q2Q

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