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Long Barrel Compression Splice 2/0 AWG Copper | 90°C, Black Code

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Crimp It Right
2/0 AWG → Die Index 45 Black
This splice crimps with any 12-ton U-groove tool using the index-45 die — ours, or your matching die: Burndy® U26RT — Milwaukee® 49-12-U02AC — ILSCO® ILD-45, or T&B® Color-Keyed® index 45. The die embosses “45” into the finished crimp for inspection. Crimp each conductor side per the positions marked on the barrel.

Long-length copper compression butt splice for 2/0 AWG stranded copper conductors (≈133 MCM). Electro-tin plated long-barrel design supports multi-crimp termination for high pull-out strength and reduced heat rise. Beveled, chamfered cable entry speeds installation. Black color code and die index 45 ensure correct tool selection. Used in power distribution feeders, switchgear, panelboards, MCCs, and renewable energy systems.

Specifications

  • Conductor Size: 2/0 AWG copper, stranded (≈133 MCM)
  • Connector Type: Inline butt splice, long-length barrel
  • Material / Finish: Electro-tin plated copper
  • Color Code: Black
  • Die Index: 45
  • Overall Length: 3.21 in
  • Barrel Length: 1.50 in
  • Wire Strip Length: 1-9/16 in
  • Cable Entry: Beveled, chamfered
  • Temperature Rating: 90°C
  • Voltage: 600 V to 35 kV (with proper installation)
  • Pad / Holes: N/A (splice); no pad holes
  • SKU: 212-5020

FAQ

What crimp tool and die do I need for this 2/0 AWG compression splice?

Use a compression tool compatible with die index 45. Verify your tool's die chart matches the black color code marking on the connector barrel.

Is this splice rated for medium voltage applications?

The connector is rated 600 V to 35 kV when installed with proper spacing and insulation practices per applicable codes. Always follow local requirements for voltage class and environmental conditions.

What strip length is required for proper termination?

Strip conductor insulation to 1-9/16 inches. Fully seat the conductor in the barrel before crimping, working from center outward with the recommended number of compressions.

Specifications

Part Number 212-5020
Category Electrical connector
Weight 0.25 lb
HS Code 8536.90.4000

Cross-Reference — Long Barrel Copper Compression Splice, 2/0 AWG

CT P/N 212-5020 crosses to the following long barrel splices for the same conductor size:

Manufacturer Part Number
Burndy (Hubbell) YS26
Panduit SCL2/0
Blackburn (ABB) CU20
ILSCO CTL-2/0
Thomas & Betts Color-Keyed (ABB) 54810
Penn-Union BBCU-2/0
3M 11006
Anderson VHS-2/0
Dossert DPC-13
Homac C2/0
Kearney 136700-020

Crosses by conductor size and barrel length from the manufacturers' published cross-reference tables. Crimp with the die index for the conductor size. Trademarks belong to their respective owners and are used for compatibility identification only.

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