Busbar connector AL-CU 1.5-50mm2 TS 35, threaded for ZGG wires yellow-green 84285009

Universal busbar connector for aluminum and copper connections

This threaded busbar connector, designed for mounting on TS 35 rail, is a reliable solution for connecting aluminum and copper wires with a cross-section from 1.5 mm² to 50 mm². Its construction ensures a secure and durable connection, minimizing the risk of loosening connections over time. The threaded design allows for quick and easy installation without the need for specialized tools.

Construction and application

The connector has one clamping track and two clamping holes, allowing you to connect two wires simultaneously. Made of high-quality materials, it provides good electrical conductivity and corrosion resistance. The yellow-green color indicates its intended use for connecting protective conductors (PE), which increases the safety of the installation. It will work both in building and industrial installations – wherever a solid and safe connection of aluminum and copper wires is required.

Advantages in practice

• Wide range of cross-sections: Supporting wires from 1.5 mm² to 50 mm² provides great flexibility in installation design.

• Material versatility: The ability to connect aluminum and copper wires eliminates the need for additional connecting elements.

• Easy installation: Threaded clamps speed up the installation process and do not require specialized tools.

• Safety: The yellow-green color identifies the connector as intended for connecting PE protective conductors, which increases safety.

• Mounting on TS 35 rail: Standard mounting on TS 35 rail facilitates integration with existing switchgear systems.

• Connection durability: Threaded clamps ensure a stable and long-lasting electrical connection.

This connector is a practical solution for installers looking for a universal and reliable element for building safe and efficient electrical installations. It enables quick and reliable connection of different types of wires, minimizing the risk of errors and failures.