Morris 90386 Service Post Connector, 2/0 AWG, 2 Wire
Description
Product Overview
The Morris 90386 is a two-wire service post connector for grounding conductors to steel structures, transformers, fence posts, steel bar, or plate.
Its lay-in design supports continuous-loop grounding. The connector is made of high-strength electrolytic copper and is UL 467 listed for direct burial and grounding or bonding in earth or concrete.
Key Features
- Accepts two conductors in the range of #10 through 2/0 AWG.
- Lay-in design for continuous-loop grounding.
- High-strength electrolytic copper construction.
- UL 467 listed for direct burial and grounding or bonding in earth or concrete.
Grounding Applications
The Morris 90386 connects two grounding conductors to steel structures, transformers, fence posts, or steel bar or plate. Its UL 467 listing covers direct burial and grounding or bonding in earth or concrete.
Two-Wire Conductor Range
This connector is configured for two conductors, with a stated range from two #10 AWG wires through two 2/0 AWG wires. Confirm that both conductors fall within the specified range for the selected installation.
Lay-In Design and Installation
The lay-in feature supports continuous-loop grounding. The conductors are placed into the connector body, and the clamping nut is tightened against the steel structure or stud with a wrench.
Before You Order
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Ordering from Lumera Electric
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Specifics
| Brand | Morris |
|---|---|
| Catalog Number | 90386 |
| Product Type | Service post connector, 2 wire |
| Main Conductor | 2/0 AWG |
| Wire Range | (2) #10–(2) 2/0 AWG |
| Number of wires | 2 |
| Material | High-strength electrolytic copper |
| Certifications | UL 467 |
| Direct Burial | Listed for direct burial and grounding or bonding in earth or concrete |
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