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The Blackburn 54157 is a copper one-hole lug with a standard barrel and peep hole, designed for 2/0 AWG wire. It features a 1/4-inch bolt size and tin plating. Rated for up to 35kV, it uses die code 45 with a black color code.
Verify the part number 54157 matches the required 2/0 AWG wire size and 1/4-inch bolt specification. Confirm tin plating and copper material composition align with project standards. Ensure compatibility with die code 45 crimping tools. Check for black color coding as per manufacturer documentation.
Select this lug for applications requiring a single-hole termination for 2/0 AWG conductors. The 1/4-inch bolt size dictates compatible hardware. Tin plating offers corrosion resistance. The 35kV rating suits high-voltage environments. Verify mechanical fit before procurement.
Part of the Blackburn T&B terminal series, specifically the 54100 series. Designed for reliable electrical connections in industrial settings. Manufactured by Blackburn, a T&B Brand, ensuring quality standards for electrical components.
No direct substitute part numbers are publicly confirmed for this specific component. Ensure any replacement matches the 2/0 AWG wire size, 1/4-inch bolt size, and copper/tin material specifications exactly.
The maximum voltage rating is 35kV.
It supports 2/0 AWG wire size.

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