Hubbell Premise Wiring HGRKTDB30DN Grounding Kit 30 AWG6

Product Description

The HUBBELL PREMISE WIRING HGRKTDB30DN is a grounding kit configured with a double lug and a down lug termination, rated for 30 AWG6 conductors. Grounding kits of this type are used to establish reliable earth-ground connections in structured cabling and low-voltage wiring systems. The double lug design allows two conductors to terminate at a single point, simplifying ground bonding in panel or enclosure applications. Licensed electricians and low-voltage cabling technicians are the typical installers. This kit is sold as an individual unit and is suited for installations requiring a compact, code-compliant grounding solution.

This grounding kit is appropriate for use in commercial and residential structured wiring enclosures, distribution frames, and telecommunications panels where a dedicated ground termination point is required. The down lug orientation accommodates installations where conductor routing enters from below the termination point, which is common in rack-mounted or wall-mounted enclosure configurations. Installers working with patch panels, distribution boards, or backbone cabling infrastructure will find this kit applicable to standard grounding and bonding practices.

Key Features

• Double lug configuration supports termination of two conductors at a single grounding point
• Down lug orientation suits bottom-entry conductor routing in enclosures and panels
• Rated for 30 AWG6 conductor size
• Single-unit packaging supports per-point installation and inventory control
• Designed for structured cabling and low-voltage grounding applications

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style grounding accessory for structured wiring enclosures, distribution frames, and low-voltage panels requiring AWG6 ground conductor terminations.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed electrician or qualified low-voltage technician in accordance with NEC Article 250 grounding and bonding requirements. De-energize all circuits and verify the absence of voltage before beginning termination work. Use appropriately rated hand tools to seat conductors fully in the lug before torquing. Inspect the termination for secure mechanical contact before returning the system to service.