Nvent CAB1331H Cathodic Protection Adapter Sleeve Copper

Product Description

The NVENT CAB1331H is a straight cathodic protection adapter sleeve designed for use in grounding and bonding applications where electrochemical corrosion protection is required. Manufactured from copper, this sleeve measures 25.4 millimeters in length with a 2.69 millimeter nominal diameter and a 0.64 millimeter wall thickness. It is sized to accommodate 10 to 14 AWG wire and is sold in packs of 100. Electricians and corrosion protection specialists install this type of sleeve when terminating or splicing conductors in cathodic protection systems on buried pipelines, storage tanks, and other metallic infrastructure.

This adapter sleeve is suited for straight-configuration terminations in cathodic protection circuits found in both residential and commercial infrastructure applications. The copper construction ensures reliable electrical continuity and resistance to the corrosive environments common in underground or immersed cathodic protection installations. Packs of 100 make this sleeve practical for contractors working on larger infrastructure projects where multiple terminations are required at a single site.

Key Features

• Straight sleeve configuration for in-line terminations in cathodic protection circuits
• Copper construction for corrosion resistance and high electrical conductivity
• Compatible with 10 to 14 AWG wire sizes
• 2.69 millimeter nominal diameter with 0.64 millimeter wall thickness for secure conductor seating
• 25.4 millimeter length provides adequate grip and mechanical retention
• Sold in 100-piece packs for project-volume efficiency

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style cathodic protection adapter sleeve for use with 10 to 14 AWG copper conductors in straight-termination grounding and bonding applications.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by licensed electricians or qualified corrosion protection technicians following applicable NEC guidelines for grounding and bonding. De-energize all circuits and verify lockout/tagout procedures before making any conductor terminations. Use the appropriate compression or crimp tool rated for the sleeve diameter to achieve a secure, gas-tight connection. Inspect the sleeve and conductor for nicks or damage before installation to ensure long-term joint integrity.