Erico 534437 Insulated Braided Conductor 500A

Product Description

The ERICO 534437 is an advanced insulated braided conductor rated for 500 amps of continuous current. It features a flexible braided construction encased in insulation, making it well suited for high-current bonding, grounding, and interconnection applications where rigid bus bar solutions are impractical. The conductor measures 1.26 inches wide by 0.28 inches thick by 20.87 inches in length. Licensed electricians and electrical contractors typically specify and install this type of conductor in commercial and industrial electrical systems where flexible, high-ampacity connections are required.

This insulated braided conductor is used in applications that require a flexible high-current path between components, enclosures, or grounding points. Its 500-amp rating makes it appropriate for service entrance equipment, switchgear, panel interconnects, and similar high-current installations. The insulated jacket protects the braid from abrasion and incidental contact in tight equipment cabinets or conduit runs where bare conductors would pose a risk.

Key Features

• 500-amp continuous current rating for high-load electrical applications
• Flexible braided construction allows routing in confined or irregular spaces
• Insulated jacket protects against abrasion and unintended contact
• Fixed length of 20.87 inches for consistent, repeatable installations
• Low-profile cross-section of 1.26 inches by 0.28 inches fits tight enclosure layouts

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-fit conductor for high-ampacity bonding and grounding applications in commercial and industrial electrical assemblies.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed electrician in accordance with the National Electrical Code (NEC). De-energize and lock out the circuit before making any connections. Verify that termination hardware is rated to match the 500-amp conductor capacity and that all connection points are clean and torqued per the hardware manufacturer's guidance. Inspect the insulation jacket for damage before installation and do not route the conductor over sharp edges.