Grounding Copper Billet JDG High Current Terminal Double Layer Copper Bar Distribution Box Ground Wire Conductive Block Type a Pure Copper
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Copper Plug-In Wiring Block — Solid Copper Terminal, Push-In Splice
Precision-machined solid copper plug-in wiring block for JDG-style conduit/junction systems. The push-in (plug-in) interface provides fast field termination and low contact resistance for branch circuits, control panels, and junction boxes. High-conductivity copper ensures efficient current transfer and stable performance under thermal cycling.
Functional Characteristics
- Plug-in wiring: Tool-less insertion for rapid splicing and tapping in JDG junctions.
- High conductivity: Solid copper body delivers low milliohm contact paths and reduced thermal rise.
- Compact form factor: Fits dense enclosures and conduit boxes with minimal footprint.
- Corrosion resistance: Copper contact surfaces support stable, long-term connections (apply inhibitor per site spec if required).
- Versatile use: Suitable for power distribution taps, control signals, and equipment leads within rated limits.
Technical Specifications
- Model
- JDG Copper Block
- Type
- Splice / Terminal Block (Push-In)
- Material
- High-conductivity Copper
- Wiring Mode
- Plug-in connection (push-in)
- Brand
- Conversions Tech
Selection Matrix — Dimensions & Conductor Range
Publish the exact barrel/slot dimensions and conductor range for each SKU to capture long-tail searches.
| SKU | Conductor Range (mm² / AWG) | Contact Slot (W×H, mm) | Overall (L×W×H, mm) | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| JDG-CB-S | — / — | — | — | Compact, control circuits |
| JDG-CB-M | — / — | — | — | General branch splices |
| JDG-CB-L | — / — | — | — | Higher-amp feeders |
Installation Guidance
- Strip conductor per block specification; avoid nicking strands.
- Insert fully until seated; verify retention with a gentle pull test.
- For dissimilar-metal interfaces or harsh environments, follow site practice (inhibitors, sealing, torque on any captive screws if applicable).
- Route inside JDG conduit/junction boxes to maintain bend radius and clearance to enclosure walls.
Applications
- JDG conduit junctions and pull boxes
- Panelboard/control cabinet internal splices
- Lighting and device branch taps
- Equipment pigtails and service leads
Technical FAQ
What is a JDG copper block used for?
It provides a push-in copper splice/terminal point within JDG-style conduit or junction systems for fast field wiring.
Is tooling required?
Typically no for insertion (plug-in). Use appropriate tools only if your variant includes retention screws or requires specific strip lengths.
What specs should I verify before ordering?
Conductor range (mm²/AWG), slot dimensions, and any temperature/current limits relevant to your installation code.
Related Search Terms
Related terms: JDG copper terminal block, push-in copper splice, plug-in wiring copper connector, copper block for junction box, JDG conduit terminal.
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