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Anyone know if these are listed for MC-ap?
MC-ap Duplex Connector
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wwhitney
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The product page with a link to the spec sheet is here:
https://www.topaz-usa.com/bx-flex-mc/connectors-duplex/350
The spec sheet doesn't mention MCI-A, is the absence definitive?
Cheers, Wayne
https://www.topaz-usa.com/bx-flex-mc/connectors-duplex/350
The spec sheet doesn't mention MCI-A, is the absence definitive?
Cheers, Wayne
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I looked at that too but didn't find the required MCI-A for MC-ap cable, short of contacting Topaz I was just wondering if someone had some further info.
Leespark57
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In the brochure for MC-AP, it says the following:
"Utilize the MC cable fittings marked “MCI-A” (MCAP cable). Fittings suitable for use with MCAP cable will contain an MCI-A marking on the fitting carton or package."
I would say no.
http://www.southwire.com/documents/MCAP_BrochureNEW.pdf
"Utilize the MC cable fittings marked “MCI-A” (MCAP cable). Fittings suitable for use with MCAP cable will contain an MCI-A marking on the fitting carton or package."
I would say no.
http://www.southwire.com/documents/MCAP_BrochureNEW.pdf
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According to the UL Database this specific MC connector is suitable for use with MC interlocking aluminum armor ground cable with a diameter of .600 only.
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Yeah, I know the listing and such can be important, but I cannot say I see a whole lotta difference between those and some Arlington ones l looked up.
http://www.aifittings.com/catalog/flex-ac-mc/single-screw-duplex-connector/
http://www.aifittings.com/catalog/flex-ac-mc/single-screw-duplex-connector/
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This is from the Topaz #350 spec sheet:
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