Copper Reducing Link 35-25mm2
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Product Overview
The CABAC CASR35/25 Copper Reducing Link is a compression connector used to join a 35mm² copper conductor to a 25mm² copper conductor. It is designed for practical cable size transitions where a smaller conductor needs to be connected to a larger copper conductor in a secure and permanent manner.
This reducing link is suitable for circular and sector stranded copper conductors and is commonly used in reducing joints, fly leads, cable tails, switchboards, distribution boards and general electrical installation work. The copper construction supports good conductivity, while the crimped connection provides reliable mechanical retention when installed using the correct tooling.
Key Features
- Connects 35mm² copper conductor to 25mm² copper conductor
- Suitable for circular and sector stranded copper conductors
- Copper construction for electrical conductivity
- Designed for compression crimping
- Suitable for reducing joints, fly leads and tails
- Compact size for smaller cable transitions
- Suitable for commercial, industrial and maintenance applications
Typical Applications
- LV cable reducing joints
- Switchboard and distribution board wiring
- Fly leads and cable tails
- Electrical equipment connections
- Commercial electrical installations
- Maintenance and repair work
Technical Specifications
| Brand | CABAC |
| Manufacturer Part Number | CASR35/25 |
| Product Type | Copper Reducing Link |
| Large Conductor Size | 35mm² |
| Small Conductor Size | 25mm² |
| Conductor Material | Copper |
| Compatible Conductor Type | Circular and sector stranded copper conductors |
| Installation Method | Compression Crimp |
| Typical Use | Reducing joints, fly leads and tails |
Installation Notes
Use the correct compression crimping tool and die for each conductor size. Strip the conductors cleanly, insert them fully into the correct ends of the reducing link and complete the crimp according to normal electrical installation practice. Insulate and protect the finished joint as required for the application.