Black Insulated 2 Conductor Dual Entry Splice - 2 Set Screws

Overview: Dual Entry 2-Conductor Splice with 2 Set Screws

These connectors are designed for applications where two conductors must be joined in a power distribution environment and the wiring layout demands an entry from both sides of the block. With a dual-entry design and two set screws (one for each conductor), these splice blocks combine compact wiring layout flexibility with professional insulation and mechanical performance.

Key Features & Benefits

• Dual-entry configuration: Conductors can enter from opposite sides of the block, simplifying routing in panels, troughs, or equipment with restricted space.
• Two set screws: Each conductor is secured with its own set screw, ensuring proper clamping and long-term performance.
• Robust black insulation: Durable elastomeric/plastisol coating protects the splice against abrasion, environmental exposure, and mechanical wear.
• CU/AL compatibility: Many models are dual-rated for copper and aluminum conductors, reducing the need to stock separate parts.
• 600-Volt system rating: Built for power distribution applications—feeders, branch circuits, splices inside panelboards, switchgear, and more.

When & Where to Use These Connectors

• Splicing two conductors where one enters from one side and the other from the opposite side of the block.
• Panelboard feed-through or transition splices where space and layout demand a dual-entry block rather than a single-side or in-line style.
• Commercial or industrial retrofits where inspection access and wiring layout need to be optimized and reliable splice blocks ensure compliance and performance.

Note: These products are insulated mechanical splice blocks for power distribution—not ring/spade terminals, not device-lugs, and not for low-voltage control wiring. They are optimized for larger conductor sizes and dual-entry configurations in professional electrical installations.

How to Choose the Right Dual-Entry 2-Conductor Splice Connector

1. Conductor size & material: Confirm whether you’re using copper, aluminum, or both. Verify the supported wire gauge range.
2. Entry layout & space: Dual entry implies wiring from both ends—make sure your installation headroom and routing support that configuration.
3. Port and screw configuration: These are two-port blocks with one set screw per conductor—ensure that matches your splice requirement.
4. System voltage & listing: Make sure the connector is rated for your system voltage (commonly 600 V) and meets relevant listing standards.
5. Environment & accessibility: Ensure that the splice block’s insulation is appropriate for your ambient temperature, mechanical stress, and that future inspection/maintenance access is considered.

Why Shop at Brand Name Lighting?

Brand Name Lighting delivers a strong selection of black-insulated dual-entry two-conductor splice connectors from trusted manufacturers. Whether you’re designing a new build or upgrading an existing system, our inventory and support ensure you find the right part quickly. If you don’t see the exact configuration you need, our team is ready to help you source it or identify an equivalent alternative.

Select the appropriate dual-entry 2-conductor splice connector listed above and give your project the reliable, inspection-friendly, installation-ready splice solution it deserves.