Thread: Power Distribution Block Grounding
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Unread 29-01-2007, 08:51
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Re: Power Distribution Block Grounding
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Originally Posted by Al Skierkiewicz View Post
... Has anybody been able to find any data on max current spec for the jumper? I have searched a few manufacturers and have found no spec for this critical part.
Al,

The max allowable current is 85A (reference 1492-J16).

Note also that the nominal acceptable torque for screw terminals is 3 N*m.

Mike
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