Does this exist

[LewisM]

Hello I need some Henley blocks that accept 50mm2 cable I can find these but they are all 6way SP and quite big however due to space available I need 4x2/3way max SP or 2xDP blocks to go within an enclosure ? Any ideas where I can get these Current rating isn't important as is 100A supply. Thanks

 

[westward10]

Here's one.

Greenbrook 200A 1x6 Way 70mm Connector Block Single Pole | UKES

Buy the Greenbrook 200A 1x6 Way 70mm Connector Block Single Pole at UK Electrical Supplies today. We offer unbeatable prices and fast delivery. Shop now.

www.ukelectricalsupplies.com

Edit: Seems you have found this. They are going to be large can't you change the 50.0s.

 

[snowhead]

https://uk.farnell.com/molex/201606-6163/terminal-block-dinrail-3pos-0awg/dp/2835447?ost=2835447

 

[freddo]

Are you just jointing 2X cables together with these blocks 4 times?

 

[LewisM]

4core 50mm swa to 25mm tails

 

[stevethesparks]

Would Line Taps suit if enclosed?

 

[westward10]

If it is swa it will have to be enclosed no matter what you use.

 

[freddo]

Use some large DIN terminals as mentioned above, mounted on a rail this model accepts solid and stranded wires from 1.5mm2-50mm2 Might need an external enclosure or add on spreader box if there isn't room in the DB. Are the 50mm2 conductors too short? if not some manufacturers sell kits for their main switches to allow larger conductors to be attached with nuts and bolts, or a larger main switch can be fitted.

 

[Lucien Nunes]

Or reducing crimp splices?
Various types e.g.
Reducing crimps at Total Connections

 

[LewisM]

At the DB end its fine Hager main switch accepts 50mm but at feed end isolator is 35mm max

 

[LewisM]

Room is the issue, imagine there is a wall here

 

[westward10]

Get some reducing pins.

Superlec 50MM UNINSULATED CRIMP PIN

The Superlec ET50P is an uninsulated 50mm Crimp Pin used to terminate cables for installers requirements.

www.superlecdirect.com

 

[Strima]

Reducer pins?

 

[freddo]

Or reducing crimp splices?
Various types e.g.
Reducing crimps at Total Connections

Nice, I've only ever seen them before for jointing MICC conductors to normal stranded conductors, didn't know they made them for normal cables.

 

[Lucien Nunes]

There are two flavours, the parallel-O/D one shown where the same die is used both ends, and the tapered type where the two ends are the normal O/D for the two respective cable sizes and the matching dies are used.
I've used USA versions of those e.g
Belden PPC reducing splices