Specifications:
Current rating: 250 A
Color: Red
Maximum voltage: 48 V DC
Screw size: 5/16′-18
Body material: Reinforced thermoplastic
Recommended tightening torque: 100 in-lb (11.3 N·m)
Screw material: Tin-plated copper alloy
Weight: 140 g
CONNECTING BOLT 250A 5/16′-18 WITH THREADED STUD, RED
29,89 €
Prevents fraying and reduces stress when high-current cables are routed through the hull, deck or bulkheads. IP66 rating withstands splash water from strong waves.
SKU: 9514802152
Kategorijas: Connectors and feedthroughs, Electricity, Installation accessories, Maritim
| Technical name | 2202-BSS |
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