Eaton - 3201107


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This guide is for electricians and technicians working with wire termination. The Eaton 3201107 ferrule ensures secure and reliable electrical connections for 6mm² wires, preventing fraying and loose strands. A potential caveat is that it requires a specific crimping tool for proper installation. This insulated ferrule features a 12mm sleeve length, a total length of 20mm, and a black plastic insulation, offering protection and clear identification.
| Model Part Number | 3201107 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Eaton |
This ferrule, the Eaton 3201107 (also known as Phoenix Contact AI 6 -12 BK), is designed for wires with a nominal cross-section of 6mm².
The plastic insulation provides electrical isolation, helping to prevent short circuits and offering some protection against mechanical damage or abrasion at the termination point.
The sleeve length of this ferrule is 12 mm.
The overall length of the ferrule, including the insulation, is 20 mm.
The ferrule itself is made of tinned copper, providing good electrical conductivity and corrosion resistance. The insulation is made of plastic.
No, this ferrule does not include a crimping tool. A separate, compatible ferrule crimping tool is required for installation.
Yes, this product is certified as RoHS compliant, meaning it adheres to regulations restricting the use of certain hazardous materials.
Ensure you are using the correct type and size of crimping tool for 6mm² ferrules. Verify the ferrule is fully inserted onto the wire strands before crimping. Check for any debris inside the ferrule or on the wire strands.
The wire may not have been twisted tightly enough before insertion, or the crimp may be too loose. Ensure strands are twisted tightly and the crimping tool is adjusted correctly for a firm, consistent crimp.
You may be using excessive force or an incorrect crimping profile. Refer to your crimping tool's instructions for proper application force for insulated ferrules. Ensure the ferrule is correctly seated before crimping.
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