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Fixed Earthing Terminal M16

With M16 connection thread for higher current loads (50 Hz), e.g. for connecting the ring equipotential bonding system with the earth-termination systems of power installations with nominal AC voltages over 1 kV (transformer earthing).

The connection cable may be connected to other components of the earth-termination system using, e.g. a cross unit (Part No. 318 207/318 209), or to the reinforcement using the corresponding clamps.

For formwork installation, with snap-on plastic cover (yellow) and sealing around the connection thread.

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Obj. č. 478027 EFP M16 V4A SL400

GTIN 4013364125995, Číslo celního sazebníku (EU): 85359000, Váha brutto: 603.40 g, Balící jednotka: 10.00 pc(s)

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Fixed earthing terminal M16, StSt (V4A)
Fixed earthing terminal M16 with M16 connection thread
for higher current loads (50 Hz), e.g. for connecting the ring
equipotential bonding system with the earth-termination systems
of power installations with a nominal AC voltage over 1 kV (transformer earthing)
Connection thread: M16
Material of plate: StSt (V4A)
Material No.: 1.4571 / 1.4404 / 1.4401
ASTM / AISI:: 316Ti / 316L / 316
Material of cable: Cu/gal Sn
Cross-section of connecting cable: 70 mm²
Length of connecting cable: 400 mm
Diameter Ø connecting cable: 10.5 mm
Standard: EN 62561-1
Short-circuit current (a.c. 50 Hz / d.c.): 11 kA

Brand: DEHN
Type: EFP M16 V4A SL400
Part No.: 478027
or equivalent.

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Technické informace

Connection thread M16
Material of plate StSt (V4A)
Material No. 1.4571 / 1.4404 / 1.4401
ASTM / AISI: 316Ti / 316L / 316
Material of cable Cu /gal Sn
Cross-section of connecting cable 70 mm²
Length of connecting cable 400 mm
Diameter Ø connecting cable 10.5 mm
Connection plate Ø 80 mm
Standard EN 62561-1
Short-circuit current (a.c. 50 Hz / d.c.) (1 s; ≤ 300 °C) 11 kA

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