Blue Sea Systems - Terminal Feed Through Connector - IP66

Revolutionary Terminal Feed Through Connectors for High-Current Applications

Introducing our cutting-edge Terminal Feed Through Connectors, designed to revolutionize the way high-current cables are passed through hulls, decks, and bulkheads. These connectors not only eliminate chafing and provide exceptional strain relief for your cables but also offer a host of remarkable features that set them apart from traditional solutions.

When it comes to passing high-current cables through hulls, decks, and bulkheads, our Terminal Feed Through Connectors are the perfect choice. They ensure a secure and reliable connection, minimizing the risk of damage or inefficiency caused by chafing, even when protective grommeting is used.

What sets our connectors apart is their remarkable size and versatility. Large cables passed through holes often face the challenge of chafing, which can lead to reduced performance and potential hazards. Our Terminal Feed Through Connectors, however, eliminate this issue entirely, offering excellent strain relief and ensuring optimal cable performance.

In addition, the large size terminals of our connectors feature a mounting face that can be gasketed or bedded, allowing for a water-tight installation. This ensures that your connections remain protected, even in harsh marine environments or heavy seas. With a high IP66 rating, these connectors provide superior resistance against water, giving you peace of mind and reliable performance.

Highlights:

• Revolutionary Terminal Feed Through Connectors for high-current applications
• Eliminates chafing and provides exceptional strain relief
• Perfect for passing high-current cables through hulls, decks, and bulkheads
• Large size terminals with gasketed or bedded mounting face for a water-tight installation
• Rated IP66 for superior water resistance
• Protects against damage and inefficiency caused by chafing
• Ensures reliable and secure connections
• Suitable for demanding marine environments and heavy seas