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DA30SECTION DAALUMINUMGM100DISTRIBUTION CONNECTORSDEADENDSBOLTEDIN-SPAN NEUTRAL TAPSALUMINUMFargo in-span taps offer a wide range of neutral connectionson open wire or multiple cable secondaries.• A wide angle bell mouth opening permits tap offs up to45˚ in either direction from the center line of the clamp.• Constructed of high strength aluminum alloy theseclamps provide a minimum holding power of 1250pounds.• Long contoured contact surfaces protect the neutralfromthe pull of the service.• Using less parts than conventional units, these taps areavailable for one, two or four service dead endconnections.Material:Body Casing – Aluminum AlloyHardware – Stainless SteelNote: Add suffix “L” to catalog number for inhibitorprotection and individual packs. Ex. – GM102ALCATALOGRUNTAPAPPROX. OVERALL DIMENSIONS INCHESNUMBER MAX. MIN. MAX. MIN. NO. OF TAPS LENGTH WIDTH HEIGHTGM102A 4/0 ACSR 1/0 ACSR 2 ACSR 6 ACSR 1 3 3/8 1 1/2 2 3/4GM1024A 4/0 ACSR 1/0 ACSR 2 ACSR 6 ACSR 4 5 3/4 5 2 3/4DA-30December 2011HUBBELL ® Power Systems
For aluminum or ACSR triplex conductor.Eyebolt provides positive bonding of neutrals.Material:Body—Aluminum alloyEyebolt—Aluminum bronzeHardware—Galvanized steelDISTRIBUTION CONNECTORSALUMINUM MID-SPAN CONNECTORTYPE MSNSECTION DAALUMINUMMSNDA31CATALOGNUMBERCONDUCTOR RANGE (AWG) DIMENSIONS—INCHES (MM) APPROX.WT. EACHAAC ACSR L H W HLBS. (KG)MSN1 #2-2/0 #4-2/0MSN2 #2-2/0 #4-2/04-5/32(105.57)6-11/32(161.13)2-5/16(58.74)2-5/16(58.74)ALUMINUM MID-SPAN CONNECTORTYPE MSNT1-5/8(41.28)1-5/8(41.28)3/8(9.52)3/8(9.52).46(.21).64(.29)ALUMINUMMSNTFor aluminum or ACSR triplex conductor.Has a double take-off loop.Bolts are peened to make nut captive.Material:Body—Top Member-Aluminum alloyBottom Member—Bronze alloy-tin platedHardware—Galvanized steelCATALOGNUMBERCONDUCTOR RANGE (AWG) DIMENSIONS—INCHES (MM) APPROX.WT. EACHNEUTRAL PHASE L J DIA. LBS. (KG)MSNT2 1/0-4/0 ACSR #6-1/0 AAC OR ACSR4-11/16(119.09)3/8(9.52)7/8(22.22).64(.29)HUBBELL ® Power SystemsDA-31December 2011
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