Parallel Groove Clamps Must Match The Conductor Cross-section.

As a connecting fitting, the internal groove geometry of burndy parallel groove clamp must match the cross-sectional dimensions of the conductor. The parallel slot design inside connector parallel groove is to accommodate two wires and make them fit tightly inside the slot. When the slot width and depth of the groove clamp are consistent with the cross-section of the conductor, the clamp can contact the conductor surface throughout the entire circumference, which is conducive to forming a stable mechanical joint interface.

The cross-sectional matching of parallel groove not only relates to the mechanical strength of the connection, but also affects the current transmission path of the contact surface. The matching groove dimensions with the conductor's cross-sectional area result in virtually no gap between the conductor and the clamp. This tight fit reduces the gap space at the contact interface, thus ensuring a more continuous and uniform electrical contact between clamp parallel groove clamp connector and the conductor.