3M™ Aluminum Transition Connectors CI-T Series
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- Transition connector used with 3M 5411 and 3M 5501 splice kits
- 10/case
The 3M™ Aluminum Connectors CI-T Series are for splicing applications on aluminum or copper cable conductors. The CI Series aluminum connectors are specially designed for use with 3M™ QS, QS II and QS III Pre molded Power Cable Splice Bodies. Each connector is electro tin plated to resist electrolytic corrosion, and have a solid center stop. These connectors meet the requirements of ANSI C119.4.
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