3M™ LBD-15 200 Amp Industrial Loadbreak Elbow Probe
- Part Number LBP-15
- 3M ID 7100167475
- UPC 50054007048256,00054007048251
Specifications
Details
Highlights
- Offers a dependable electrical connection
- Made of tin-plated copper to inhibit corrosion
- Suitable for use with 3M™ 5810 Series industrial loadbreak elbows
- Ideal for 5 to 15 kV and 200 amp-rated applications
- 1/case
3M™ Probe Replacement Kit is designed for use with the 3M Industrial Loadbreak Elbow 5810 Series. The field-replaceable probe provides a reliable electrical connection. This probe has a tin-plated copper construction for corrosion resistance. This kit is 5 to 15 kV and 200-amp rated.
3M™ Industrial Loadbreak Probe Replacement Kit is comprised of a loadbreak elbow probe and ablative arc follower. The ablative arc follower is specially designed to provide reliable loadbreak switching characteristics.
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