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The Ilsco CLNS-8-10-ILSC is a copper compression connector designed for electrical applications. It features an 8 AWG wire size compatibility and utilizes a 7/32 inch hexagonal drive for installation. The component is constructed from copper (CU) and meets UL and CSA safety standards, ensuring compliance with relevant electrical codes for secure conductor termination.
Verify the specific part number suffix against official manufacturer documentation to ensure correct hex drive size and material specifications. Confirm that the component matches the required wire gauge and insulation type for your application before purchase.
Select this connector based on the 8 AWG wire requirement and the need for a compression-style termination. Ensure the installation tool supports the 7/32 inch hex drive dimension specified for this model.
This component belongs to the Ilsco line of copper compression connectors. These products are engineered for secure electrical connections in various power distribution scenarios, providing a durable interface between conductors.
Consult official cross-reference guides for compatible alternatives. Verify that any substitute part maintains identical wire gauge capacity, material composition, and certification status.

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