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300A Copper Braid with Two 10mm Studs | 500mm Length | Tinned Finish | Flexible Design by Cabac
The Cabac 300A Copper Braid is a 500mm long flexible copper lead with two 10mm studs, designed for electrical disconnects, switch handle grounds, and vibration absorption.
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Product Name/Title: 300A Copper Braid 500mm Long Two 10mm Studs
Brand: Cabac
SKU: CAB300A-500M10
Alternatively Known As: Flexible Copper Braid, Copper Grounding Braid, Copper Electrical Braid, Copper Earth Strap
Technical Specifications
- Current Rating: 300 AMP nominal
- Material: Pure copper braid with tinned finish
- Ferrules: Seamless pure copper, rectangular shaped
- Stud Size: Two 10mm studs
- Length: 500mm between centers of studs
- Flexible lead suitable for vibration absorption and thermal expansion
- Dimensions (H x L x W): 5mm x 500mm x 30mm
- Weight: 0.3 kg
Key Features
- Seamless pure copper ferrules formed into a rectangular shape on each end
- Standard braids supplied with tinned braid and plated ferrules
- Available with single or double hole
- Custom ends and braid types available on request
Professional Installation Requirements
- Installation by a qualified electrician is recommended to ensure proper connection and safety compliance.
Applications
- Electrical disconnects and switch handle grounds
- Absorbing vibration in electrical systems
- Compensating for linear expansion and contraction in electrical connections
Standards & Compliance
- Complies with AS/NZS 3000 – Wiring Rules (Electrical Installation)
Environmental Benefits
- Made from pure copper which is recyclable and sustainable
- Durable design reduces need for frequent replacements
Warranty Information
Standard manufacturer warranty applies. Contact supplier for details.
Available Now
The Cabac 300A Copper Braid 500mm Long with Two 10mm Studs is available now for immediate purchase. Ideal for electrical grounding and flexible connection applications.
