Halex/scott Fetzer 5315 Clamp Connector 1.5 Inches Twin Screw

Product Description

The HALEX/SCOTT FETZER 5315 is a 1.5-inch clamp-type cable connector designed to terminate Type SE cable or Type NN cable at a box or enclosure. The twin-screw clamping mechanism secures the cable firmly without damaging the insulation jacket, ensuring a reliable mechanical connection. The body is die cast zinc, offering solid construction suited to the demands of residential and light commercial electrical work. This connector is UL and CSA approved, meeting the safety certifications required for compliant installations. Electricians and electrical contractors working with service-entrance or similar cable assemblies will find this a straightforward, code-ready solution for panel and enclosure terminations.

The 5315 connector is appropriate for use in residential service-entrance wiring and enclosure termination applications where Type SE or Type NN cable must be secured at a junction box, load center, or similar enclosure. The 1.5-inch trade size suits larger cable assemblies commonly found in service or feeder runs. It is typically installed during new construction, service upgrades, or panel replacement projects. The package contains 5 connectors per unit of measure, making it practical for jobs requiring multiple terminations.

Key Features

• Twin-screw clamp design provides secure, positive cable retention without jacket damage
• Die cast zinc body offers durable mechanical integrity at the termination point
• 1.5-inch trade size accommodates Type SE and Type NN cable assemblies
• UL and CSA approved for use in compliant electrical installations
• Sold in a package of 5 connectors per unit

Compatibility

Designed for use with Type SE cable and Type NN cable, terminated at electrical boxes or enclosures requiring a 1.5-inch clamp-type connector entry point.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed electrician in accordance with the National Electrical Code (NEC) and applicable local codes. Always de-energize the circuit and verify the absence of voltage before making any connections at the panel or enclosure. Insert the cable through the connector body, seat the connector in the knockout, and tighten the twin screws evenly to clamp the cable jacket securely. Do not overtighten the clamping screws in a manner that deforms or cuts into the cable insulation.