Wire joints built to stand the heat

Apr 4, 2006

Sta-Kon High Temperature Wire Joints from Thomas and Betts are made of a molded, one-piece nylon housing for electrical insulation. Designed to withstand temperatures as high as 302 degrees Fahrenheit, the wire joints are rated 600V maximum current. Joints are available in three size ranges.

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