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SB® 350 CONNECTOR SPECIFICATIONS

See Busbar contact drawing on

website for further detail.

B

[ 22.3 ]

0.88

[ 2.5 ]

0.10

[ 131.7 ]

5.19

[ 17.0 ]

0.67

# 3/8 - 16 THD

SB® 350 Silver Plated Busbar Contacts

Use 2 busbar contacts per housing to provide a quick disconnect input or output busbar

connection. Busbar contacts are for mating with wire contacts only. Part number 350BBS

includes lock nuts. Locknuts must be ordered separately for B01998P1.

Mating

Type

Thread

Force

Loose Piece Part Numbers

Minimum Quantity

50

10

Busbar

3/8-16

High

B01998P1

350BBS

Lock Nut 3/8-16

-

H1216P9

110G73

NOTE: Has not been tested by UL.

MECHANICAL

Wire Size Range

AWG

mm²

Wire Contacts with Bushings

1/0 to 350 mcm

53.5 to 185

Max. Wire Insulation Diameter

in.

mm

1.100

27.900

Operating Temperature ²

°F

°C

Standard

-4° to 221°

-20° to 105°

Chemical Resistant

-40 to 221°

-40° to 105°

Mating Cycles No Load by Plating

Silver (Ag)

Wire and Busbar Contacts

10,000

Avg. Mating / Unmating Force

Lbf.

N

2 Pole

30

133

Min. Contact / Spring Retention Force

Lbf.

N

150

667

ELECTRICAL

Current Rating Amperes 1

UL 1977

CSA

Wire-to-Wire (350 mcm)

500

325

Voltage Rating AC/DC

UL 1977

600

Dielectric Withstanding Voltage

Volts AC

2,200

Avg. Mated Contact Resistance Milliohms 1

2 1/2” of 300 mcm Wire

0.050

Hot Plug Current Rating Amperes - Wire & Busbar

250 cycles at 120V DC

100A

Current - Temperature Derating per IEC 60512-5-2 Test 5B

SB® 350 CONNECTOR TEMPERATURE CHARTS - Temperaturerisechartsarebasedona25°C

ambient temperature.

Amperes Applied

350 MCM

300 MCM

4/0 AWG

3/0 AWG

2/0 AWG

1/0 AWG

SB® 350

Temperature Rise at Constant Current

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350 400 450 500

SB® 350

Derating vs. Ambient Temperature

Amperes Applied

350 MCM

300 MCM

4/0 AWG

3/0 AWG

2/0 AWG

1/0 AWG

25

50

75

100

125

0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350 400 450 500 550

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