It Is Necessary To Confirm Whether The Rated Voltage And Rated Current Of The Bimetallic Terminals Meet The Usage Requirements.

The rated voltage of bi metallic cable lugs represents the maximum system voltage it is designed to withstand, while the rated current is the maximum current that bimetal cable lug can sustainably carry at that voltage. Ignoring these two indicators may lead to risks such as overvoltage breakdown, conductor overheating, or poor contact during the operation of the bimetal terminal lug.

Practical engineering cases show that some bimetallic lugs price conductors, although conforming to wire gauge connection specifications, may only have a nominal voltage of 300V and a rated current of 10A. If used in circuits with higher voltage or greater current, this could result in insulation aging or overheating and deformation.