Dimensions sheet Serial NumberArea mm2ØE (Stud Size)Dimensions in mm ØADJ 125M8/106.52079 235M8/1082079 350M10/12/1492488 470M10/12/14112488 595M10/12/14122488 6120M10/12/141430110 7150M10/12/1415.530110 8185M10/12/141735116 9240M10/12/1619.535116 10300M10/12/162336130 11400M10/12/162636150 13500M10/12/162936150 630-3236150 Bi-metallic Copper and Aluminium terminals, also known as Bi-metallic Lugs or Bi-metal Connectors, are specialized electrical connectors designed to create reliable electrical connections between Copper and Aluminium conductors. These connectors are used when connecting Copper cables to Aluminium cables, joining dissimilar metals in electrical applications. Key features and uses of bi-metallic Copper and Aluminium terminals include: Material: Bi-metallic terminals consist of two main parts – a Copper portion and an Aluminium portion. The Copper portion is made from high-conductivity Copper, and the Aluminium portion is made from high-quality Aluminium. Transition Design: Bi-metallic terminals are designed to accommodate both Copper and Aluminium conductors. The two metals are metallurgically bonded or mechanically clamped together to ensure a reliable and low-resistance connection. Avoiding Galvanic Corrosion: When Copper and Aluminium come into direct contact without a proper transition, it can lead to galvanic corrosion due to the different electrochemical properties of the metals. Bi-metallic terminals help prevent this corrosion issue. Size: Bi-metallic terminals come in various sizes to accommodate different Copper and Aluminium cable diameters, allowing for a wide range of cable termination applications. Termination: They are typically attached to the cable ends using compression or crimping methods, creating a reliable and permanent electrical connection. Applications: Bi-metallic Copper and Aluminium terminals are used in various electrical systems where connections between Copper and Aluminium conductors are required, such as power distribution, electrical panels, and transformers. Electrical Safety: Bi-metallic terminals ensure a secure electrical connection while mitigating the risk of galvanic corrosion and maintaining electrical safety. Durability: The metallurgical bonding or mechanical clamping of Copper and Aluminium in the bi-metallic terminals provides durability and resistance to environmental factors. When dealing with Copper-to-Aluminium connections, using bi-metallic Copper and Aluminium terminals is essential to avoid the potential risks associated with galvanic corrosion. Proper selection and installation of these terminals are crucial for ensuring a reliable, long-lasting, and safe electrical connection.
