Data Sheet

Scotchlok™

Self-Stripping Electrical Connector 534

Data Sheet

Application

Use 3M™ Scotchlock™ Self-Stripping Electrical Connector

534 to electrically connect two wires in a tap, inline, pigtail,

or double run installation and insulate the connection

Wire Range

1.5-2.5 mm

rigid (solid or stranded) insulated copper

conductors. For use with common thermoplastic insulated

wires such as: T, TF, TFF, TFN, TFFN, AWM, TEW, SAE-

GPT with a maximum insulation diameter of .137 inches (3,5

mm).

Construction

U-Contact - Tin plated brass, .03 in. (.8 mm) thick

Insulator - Polypropylene

Color – brown

UL 94-V-2

Weight

.003 lb. (1.45 gm)

Recommended Installation Tools

Mechanics (slip joint) Pliers

9” Lineman’s Pliers

Temperature Rating

194°F (90°C) maximum

Installation Information

1. Place un-stripped run wire inside appropriate channels.

2. On tap, inline, and pigtail applications, ends of wires should

always be placed midway between connector element and end of

connector for proper installation.

3. Hold tool perpendicular to the wires and make the connection by

driving the u-contact down flush with the top of the plastic insulator

body.

4. Close hinged top cover until latched.

Typical Installations

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Scotchlok™ Self-Stripping Electrical Connector 534 Data Sheet Installation Information Application Use 3M™ Scotchlock™ Self-Stripping Electrical Connector 534 to electrically connect two wires in a tap, inline, pigtail, or double run installation and insulate the connection. Wire Range 1.5-2.5 mm2 rigid (solid or stranded) insulated copper conductors. For use with common thermoplastic insulated wires such as: T, TF, TFF, TFN, TFFN, AWM, TEW, SAEGPT with a maximum insulation diameter of .
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