Fiberglass Secondary Connector or Sectionalizer, Length 18.8 in, with End Fitting of Tin-Coated Aluminum Clamps
The fiberglass secondary connector is a non-conductive, high-strength fastening and support component engineered for secondary distribution line assemblies. It provides mechanical stability and electrical isolation in low-voltage overhead networks, particularly in environments requiring corrosion resistance and dielectric integrity. Manufactured from glass fiber–reinforced polymer (GFRP), the connector ensures structural reliability while minimizing electrical conductivity risks in secondary line installations.
Key Features
- High Dielectric Strength—Non-conductive fiberglass body enhances insulation performance and reduces stray current risks.
- Corrosion Resistance—Resistant to moisture, salt spray, UV exposure, and chemical contaminants.
- High Mechanical Strength – Engineered to withstand tensile and compressive loads in secondary line applications.
- Lightweight Construction—Simplifies handling and reduces installation time.
- UV-Stabilized Material – Maintains structural integrity under prolonged outdoor exposure.
- Low Maintenance—Non-metallic composition minimizes oxidation and long-term degradation.
- Thermal Stability—Performs reliably across a wide temperature range.
- Compatibility—Designed for integration with standard secondary distribution hardware systems.
