SLK® Disconnect Fused Kit, In-Line Breakaway Crimp,1 Line/2 Load
SLK® Disconnect Fused Kit, In-Line Breakaway Crimp, 1 Line/2 Load – Waterproof Electrical Safety Device The IDEAL SLK® Disconnect Fuse Kit is a waterproof breakaway safety device designed to de-energize roadway lights, streetlights, parking lot lights, and other freestanding electrical fixtures during knockdown events or maintenance. This product enhances safety for first responders, bystanders, and service personnel by preventing electrical shock hazards. It is suitable for use by electrical distributors and switchgear suppliers requiring reliable lighting solutions and wire and cable protection in outdoor and submersible installations. Specifications Application: In-Line Breakaway, crimp; fused; 1 wire line side, 6-14 AWG; 2 wire load side, 6-8 AWG Amperage Rating: 30A Color: Orange Electrical Rating: 30 A, 600 V Temperature Rating: 105°C Fuse Size Accepted: 1-1/2” x 13/32” midget-style fuse Wire Range: 2 AWG to 14 AWG (Copper & Aluminum rated) Fuseholder Flame Rating: UL 94V-2 Product Weight: 0.2000 lbs UL Listed: ECIS Special Purpose Connectors, compliant with UL 486A/B, UL 486D (submersibility), UL 498, UL 1682 Features Waterproof design suitable for wet environments including pole bases, junction boxes, and hand holes Bright orange color for high visibility in dark or debris-filled locations Pin-and-socket disconnect feature ensures safe, reliable separation under fault conditions Available with crimp or set screw terminations for flexible installation Accepts standard midget-style fuses for easy maintenance and replacement Compatible with copper and aluminum wire conductors Ribbed boots provide superior grip during installation and maintenance Fuse remains on de-energized load side when disconnected, enhancing safety Downloads & Links PDF Instructions PDF Sell Sheet Spec Sheet WireTermination_LimitedWarranty.pdf
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