The Telexc TX DTL-2 Bimetallic Cable Lug provides a safe, corrosion-free, and high-performance solution for connecting aluminum conductors to copper terminals. Engineered with premium friction-welded technology and pre-applied anti-oxidation compound, these lugs ensure reliable electrical connections in low-voltage distribution, industrial systems, and renewable energy installations. Ideal for professional-grade applications, the DTL-2 series guarantees optimal conductivity and long-lasting performance.
International Standard Compliance
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IEC 61238-1: Crimping of electrical connectors
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RoHS Compliant
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Meets low-voltage distribution safety standards
Construction & Materials
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Aluminum Barrel: ≥99.5% pure aluminum for optimal conductivity
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Copper Palm: ≥99.9% pure copper for reliable terminations
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Friction Weld: Advanced metallurgical bonding for a permanent joint
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Joint Compound: Factory-applied anti-oxidation paste
Types of Bi-metallic Lugs & Connectors – Telexc
Telexc offers a comprehensive range of bi-metallic lugs and connectors, with customization available to meet specific project and application requirements. The following variants can be manufactured as per customer specifications:
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Bi-metallic Lugs – Aluminum barrel with copper palm, available in single-hole, double-hole, or four-hole palm designs.
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Bi-metallic Lugs with Copper Washer – Aluminum lug integrated with a copper washer to enhance conductivity and joint reliability.
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Reverse-Type Bi-metallic Lugs – Copper barrel combined with an aluminum palm for specialized termination needs.
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Bi-metallic Connectors (Straight Type) – Designed for aluminum and copper conductors of the same cross-section.
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Bi-metallic Connectors (Reducing Type) – Suitable for connecting aluminum and copper conductors of different cross-sections.
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Bi-metallic Pin Connectors – Aluminum barrel with a solid copper pin for secure and efficient electrical connections.
Installation Guide
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Select DTL-2 lug based on conductor cross-section.
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Strip insulation from aluminum conductor using proper tools.
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Insert conductor fully into the aluminum barrel.
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Place heat-shrink insulation sleeve before crimping.
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Crimp using calibrated dies for uniform compression.
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Inspect connection for integrity, proper insulation, and no exposed copper.
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Mount copper palm securely onto terminal using correct bolts or screws.
Safety Precautions:
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Ensure circuits are fully de-energized and locked out.
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Verify voltage absence with approved testers.
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Confirm conductor and lug compatibility.
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Use only industry-approved crimping tools.
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Inspect all connections before energizing.





