Blue Sea Terminal Feed Through Connector

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Blue Sea Terminal Feed Through Connector

$34.02 - $46.88

Eliminates chage and provides strain relief when passing high current through hulls, decks and bulkheads View full description

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Eliminates chage and provides strain relief when passing high current through hulls, decks and bulkheads

Perfect for passing high current cables through hulls, decks and bulkheads
Large cables passed through holes are subject to chafing even when protective grommeting is used. Terminal Feed Through Connectors eliminate chafing and provide excellent strain relief for the cable
Large size terminals have a mounting face that can be gasketed or bedded to provide a water tight installation
Rated IP66 withstands water from heavy seas

Specifications

Amperage	250A
Color	Black, Red
Maximum Voltage	48V DC
Base Material	Reinforced Thermoplastic
Recommended Torque	100 in-lb (11.3 N·m)
Stud Material	Tin-Plated Copper Alloy

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