High Current Connector - 350A - Grey - ET605

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The Van Line ET605 is an industrial-grade, genderless high current power connector designed for professionals in the automotive, agricultural, and engineering sectors who require reliable, heavy-duty power distribution. It excels at facilitating safe, rapid connection and disconnection of cables up to 70mm² with a robust 350A capacity, though it is specifically designed for high-amperage applications and may be overkill for smaller, low-voltage electronic projects.
| Model Part Number | ET605 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Van Line |
This connector is specifically designed for 70mm² cable. Using significantly smaller wire will result in a poor crimp and potential fire hazard.
The housing is weather-resistant but not hermetically sealed; it should be kept in a dry area or protected with a cover in wet environments.
Simply pull the two housings apart firmly; the genderless design is meant for manual force disconnection.
These are primarily designed for high-current DC applications in automotive and industrial settings.
This specific model comes in grey; note that different colors in this series may have mechanical keys preventing them from mating with each other.
Ensure the terminals are fully clicked into their housing positions and check for debris inside the mating face.
Verify that the crimp connection is tight and that the cable gauge is not smaller than 70mm².
Ensure the wire strands are neatly bundled and not frayed, and confirm you are using a tool capable of handling 70mm² gauge.
To install, strip the insulation from your 70mm² cable, insert it into the provided terminal, and use a heavy-duty hydraulic crimper to secure the connection. Slide the terminal into the grey housing until it clicks firmly into place. Since the connector is genderless, ensure your positive and negative lines are clearly marked on your cable runs to prevent polarity reversals. For maintenance, periodically inspect the housing for cracks and the terminals for signs of oxidation or heat discoloration. If the connection becomes loose over time, check that the internal terminal spring tension is still holding the pins in firm contact. Avoid exposing the internal contacts to moisture to prevent corrosion.