COMP PIN TERM 4-2 PIGTAIL 0.204X2.5
Manufacturer Resources
Product Specs
- Connection Type:
- Compression
- Country Of Origin:
- Mexico (MX)
- Insulation Material:
- None
- Number Of Conductors:
- 2
- Pigtail Size:
- 13/64 x 2-1/2 in
- Product Group:
- Wire Termination
- Product Type:
- Pigtail Compression Sleeve
- Selling Unit Of Measure:
- each
- Surface Finishing:
- Tinplated Pigtail
- Type2:
- Wire or cable compression reducer
- Voltage Rating:
- 35 kV
- Department:
- Electrical
- Product Subgroup:
- Sleeves
- Product Size:
- Sleeve Length 2 inches
- Installation Category:
- None
- Product Material:
- Aluminum Sleeve, Pre-attached Copper Pigtail
Blackburn PCS67 – Frequently Asked Questions
1) What does the Blackburn PCS67 pigtail compression sleeve actually do?
It's a compression reducer for wire or cable. The PCS67 is an aluminum sleeve with a pre-attached tin-plated copper pigtail: you crimp the conductor into the aluminum barrel, and the smaller copper pin that comes out the other end lands in a terminal or lug too small for the original conductor. Sleeve length is 2 inches and the pigtail is 13/64 x 2-1/2 inches.
2) What wire size does the Blackburn PCS67 take?
The PCS67 is sized for 4 through 2 conductor. Outside that range the barrel won't compress correctly, so step to the adjacent PCS part number rather than forcing an oversized or undersized conductor into this one.
3) Is the PCS67 pigtail sleeve rated for medium voltage work?
Yes, it carries a 35 kV rating, so it's usable in medium-voltage terminations up to that class. Note there's no insulation on the connector itself, so the joint has to be insulated as part of the termination build.
4) Can I use a Blackburn PCS67 to land aluminum cable in a copper-only lug?
That's the point of it. The barrel is aluminum for the incoming conductor and the pigtail is tin-plated copper, so the connection that enters the equipment lug is copper. The tin plating on the pigtail is what keeps the copper-to-aluminum interface from corroding.
5) Does the PCS67 crimp on, or is it a set screw connector?
Compression only. The PCS67 has to be crimped with a die-type compression tool matched to the barrel, which means you need the tool and correct die on hand, not just a wrench. If the job calls for a mechanical set-screw reducer, this isn't it.
6) How many conductors does one Blackburn PCS67 handle, and how is it sold?
It's rated for 2 conductors and sold individually, each. Order one per termination you're making, plus spares, since a mis-crimped compression sleeve has to be cut off and replaced.
7) Where is the Blackburn PCS67 made?
Country of origin is Mexico. That's the detail procurement teams with domestic-preference or trade-documentation requirements usually need for the submittal package.
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Does the Blackburn PCS67 come with a warranty?
Absolutely. The Blackburn PCS67 is backed by a manufacturer’s warranty.
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