Gallagher North America G605 Split Bolt Wire Connector 5 Pack

Product Description

The GALLAGHER NORTH AMERICA G605 is a split bolt wire connector sold in a 5-pack configuration, designed to create reliable electrical connections in electric fence systems. Split bolt connectors mechanically join two conductors by clamping them together under a threaded bolt, maintaining consistent contact even under tension. This style of connector is commonly used to join high tensile fence wire to jumper wire or lead-in wire where a low-resistance, durable splice is required. Installation is handled by fencing contractors, agricultural electricians, and experienced fence installers working on perimeter or livestock containment systems.

The G605 is suited for agricultural and rural fencing applications where high tensile wire must be reliably joined to energizer lead-in cable or jumper sections. It performs in both permanent and temporary fence installations and is appropriate for use in pasture perimeter fencing, rotational grazing setups, and any application requiring a mechanically secure wire-to-wire splice. Each package contains 5 connectors, making this unit practical for stocking service vehicles or completing multi-section fence repairs in a single trip.

Key Features

• Split bolt design clamps conductors mechanically for a secure, low-resistance connection
• Compatible with high tensile and regular gauge fence wire
• Connects jumper wire or lead-in wire to fence line wire
• 5-pack quantity supports multi-splice jobs or restocking field inventory
• Threaded bolt fastening maintains contact under wire tension

Compatibility

Designed for use with high tensile or regular fence wire joined to jumper wire or lead-in wire in electric fence systems. Refer to system and wire gauge requirements before installation to confirm fitment.

Installation Notes

Split bolt wire connectors are installed by fence contractors and agricultural electricians using standard hand tools including wrenches or pliers to torque the bolt. De-energize the fence energizer and disconnect the lead-in wire from the energizer terminal before making any splice connections. Ensure both conductors are seated fully in the connector body before tightening to avoid a high-resistance joint. Follow applicable local electrical and agricultural fencing codes when installing permanent fence systems.