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Cable Lug for 400 mm² Conductor – 16 mm Mounting Hole, Tin-Plated Copper

Cable Lug for 400 mm² Conductor – 16 mm Mounting Hole, Tin-Plated Copper

GH₵285.00 GH₵325.00

Detailed Description

Overview
This cable lug is engineered to terminate a 400 mm² (or equivalent) copper conductor and connect it securely to a 16 mm (M16) stud or bolt. Constructed from high-conductivity annealed copper and coated with tin plating, it ensures low resistance, long-term stability, and resistance to corrosion.

Key Features & Benefits

  • High Conductivity Copper Core: Ensures minimal voltage drop and efficient current flow.

  • Tin Plating: Provides oxidation / corrosion protection for long service life.

  • Solid Barrel / Seamless Construction: Offers mechanical strength and uniform compression.

  • Flared / Bell Mouth Entry: Helps guide stranded cable into the lug and reduce strand damage.

  • Option for Inspection / Window Hole (in some designs): Allows visual confirmation that all conductors are properly seated.

  • Standard Compliance: Many 400 mm² lugs (like Cembre A80 series) support stud holes including M16.

  • Application Versatility: Ideal for power distribution, switchgear terminations, busbars, grounding systems, industrial connections.

Specifications

Parameter Value / Typical
Conductor / Cable Size 400 mm² (stranded copper)
Mounting Hole / Stud 16 mm (M16)
Material Annealed copper (≥ 99.9 %)
Finish / Coating Tin plated (electro-tin)
Entry / Barrel Design Bell / flared mouth (typical for large lugs)
Inspection Feature May include inspection hole in some variants
Dimensions (example for Cembre A80 series) Cembre’s 400 mm² lugs are made with stud hole options including M16. 
Rated Use Low voltage / power distribution systems (e.g. 600/1000 V class typical)

Installation / Usage Guidelines

  1. Strip insulation carefully to the required length, without severing cable strands.

  2. Fully insert the conductor into the lug barrel; if inspection hole exists, confirm insertion visually.

  3. Use a proper crimping die / tool rated for 400 mm² copper lugs and apply uniform compression.

  4. Fasten the lug onto the 16 mm stud / bolt using proper washer and torque (do not over-tighten).

  5. After installation, inspect the joint for mechanical security, continuity, and ensure no stray strands.

  6. In outdoor or high-vibration environments, inspect periodically for signs of loosening or corrosion even though tin plating offers protection.

Cautions & Tips

  • Always use the correct crimp die / tool for 400 mm² lugs — using too small or wrong tooling will compromise the connection.

  • Avoid exceeding torque limits on M16 stud — over-torquing can deform the lug or cable.

  • If connecting to dissimilar metals (e.g. copper lug to aluminum bus), consider using a bi-metal or transition lug to reduce galvanic corrosion.

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