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The ILSCO ASN-300 is a SureCrimp aluminum compression sleeve designed for connecting conductors ranging from 2/0 AWG to 300 kcmil. It supports both copper and aluminum wire types with a temperature rating of 90°C. The component features a tin-plated finish and a chamfered barrel, color-coded blue for identification. It carries UL listing and CSA certification, suitable for applications up to 35kV.
Verify the specific catalog number ASN-300 against official ILSCO documentation to confirm compatibility with your conductor size range of 2/0 AWG to 300 kcmil. Ensure the required die code 470 matches your crimping tool specifications. Confirm that the tin-plated finish and 90°C rating meet your project's environmental and electrical standards before purchase.
Select this sleeve when joining conductors within the specified 2/0 AWG to 300 kcmil range using aluminum or copper wires. The blue color coding aids in quick visual identification during installation. Ensure the application environment supports the 90°C temperature rating and that the necessary UL and CSA certifications are required for compliance.
This component belongs to the ILSCO SureCrimp series of aluminum compression sleeves. It is manufactured by ILSCO, a reputable brand in the United States, with production origins noted as Mexico in some listings. The product line focuses on providing low contact resistance and maximum reliability for electrical splicing tasks.
No direct substitute part numbers are publicly confirmed in the provided data. Verify compatibility with existing tools requiring die code 470 if replacing similar ILSCO models.

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