Erico 534439 Insulated Braided Conductor 500A

Product Description

The ERICO 534439 is an advanced insulated braided conductor designed for high-current bonding and grounding applications. Rated at 500 amps, this conductor measures 1.26 inches wide by 0.28 inches thick by 32.68 inches long. The braided construction provides flexible routing in tight or irregular installation spaces, while the insulation jacket protects the conductor from abrasion and incidental contact with adjacent components. Electricians and grounding specialists install this type of conductor where rigid bus bar or solid wire is impractical due to vibration, movement, or spatial constraints.

The 534439 is suited for industrial electrical installations, equipment grounding, bonding between enclosures or structural members, and similar applications that require a flexible, high-ampacity connection. Its fixed length of 32.68 inches covers a range of equipment spacings commonly found in switchgear, panel boards, and electrical cabinets. It is appropriate for both commercial and industrial settings where a reliable low-impedance path to ground is required.

Key Features

• 500-amp current rating for high-ampacity grounding and bonding runs
• Braided flexible construction allows routing around obstacles and accommodates equipment vibration
• Insulated jacket reduces abrasion risk and provides isolation from adjacent conductors or enclosure walls
• Fixed length of 32.68 inches suits a wide range of cabinet and enclosure spacings
• Minimum order quantity of 1, allowing single-unit procurement for service and repair work

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style flexible grounding and bonding conductor for use in industrial and commercial electrical enclosures, switchgear, and equipment requiring a high-ampacity flexible ground path.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed electrician in accordance with applicable NEC requirements for equipment grounding conductors. De-energize and lock out the equipment before installing or replacing this conductor. Ensure termination hardware is properly torqued per the terminal manufacturer specifications and that the insulation jacket is not damaged during routing or fastening. Inspect the braided conductor for fraying or insulation cuts before placing equipment back into service.