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The DGCL61 is a compression lug manufactured by nVent Hoffman, designed for electrical grounding and bonding applications. It features a blue finish and is constructed from copper or tinned copper material. The component is engineered to terminate conductors with a size of 6 AWG. Key dimensional specifications include a hole-to-hole center-to-center distance of 0.625 inches. This part is intended for use in connecting to busbars, cabinets, racks, and cable runways.
Verify the conductor size requirement matches your system's 6 AWG specification. Confirm that the 0.625-inch hole-to-hole dimension aligns with your mounting hardware. Ensure the copper or tinned copper material composition meets your corrosion resistance and conductivity standards. Check for any specific environmental certifications required for your installation site.
Select this lug when a dedicated grounding connection for 6 AWG conductors is necessary. The 0.625-inch spacing dictates the compatible terminal block or busbar geometry. Consider the tinned copper variant if enhanced oxidation resistance is needed compared to bare copper. Ensure the compression tooling used is rated for this specific lug profile and conductor gauge.
This component belongs to the nVent Hoffman line of grounding and bonding accessories. It serves as a critical interface between flexible conductors and rigid grounding structures. The product is categorized under enclosure accessories and electrical hardware, facilitating safe equipment grounding in industrial control panels and distribution systems.
Public confirmed substitute part numbers are not available in the provided documentation. Verify compatibility with existing busbar or cabinet terminals before substitution.

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