Import BDNA-23514 Test Clip Relay Clamp

Product Description

The IMPORT BDNA-23514 is a test clip designed for use with relay sockets and control components in electrical and HVAC control circuits. This small-format clamp measures 2-27/32 inches in overall length and 3/4 inch in overall width, making it suited for tight panel and control board environments. It provides a secure, temporary or semi-permanent connection point for testing relay function without disturbing the underlying wiring. Electricians and HVAC controls technicians use this type of clip during commissioning, diagnostics, and relay verification work.

This test clip is commonly used in low-voltage control panels, relay racks, and terminal strip assemblies found in residential and light commercial HVAC systems, electrical panels, and building automation applications. The compact form factor allows access in densely wired enclosures where standard test leads may not seat reliably. It is typically used alongside relay sockets and DIN-rail mounted control components during field service calls or bench testing.

Key Features

• Test clip form factor for non-destructive relay circuit access during diagnostics
• Overall length of 2-27/32 inches suits compact panel and relay socket installations
• 3/4 inch overall width fits standard relay clip mounting profiles
• Lightweight construction at 0.01 pounds for easy handling in tight enclosures
• Single-piece per package with a minimum order quantity of 10 units

Compatibility

Designed as a generic test clip replacement suitable for relay socket assemblies and control circuit testing applications where a 2-27/32 inch clip form factor is required.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed electrician or qualified HVAC controls technician. De-energize the control circuit and verify absence of voltage before attaching or removing any test clip. Ensure the clip seats fully on the relay or terminal contact to avoid intermittent readings. Follow applicable NEC requirements for working on energized or recently de-energized low-voltage control panels.