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Non-Loosening Motor Connection Box

12/10/2009 11:03 AM

I'm looking for any technical information concerning "non loosening motor connection box" standard for
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Re: Non-Loosening Motor Connection Box

12/10/2009 4:16 PM

I'm having trouble figuring out what a "loosening motor connection box" would be, so a "non-loosening" one is even harder to grasp.

Assuming that English is not your native language, maybe you can describe your situation in more detail.

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12/10/2009 11:59 PM

yes, you are right

I need non-loosening connection box information
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Re: Non-Loosening Motor Connection Box

12/11/2009 3:04 AM

The forum needs to understand the difference between a loosening connection box and a non-loosening one before a meaningful response can be given to this thread.

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Re: Non-Loosening Motor Connection Box

12/11/2009 10:05 AM

I suspect you are referring to the IEC "e" standard for non-loosening terminal connections. They are designed for use in areas of high vibration, where standard screw terminals may work loose over time. See page 13 of the IEC/NEC Classification Comparator for more detail.

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Re: Non-Loosening Motor Connection Box

12/11/2009 10:25 AM

this is exactly what I mean,

Thank you indeed.

Now if your can lead me to more details how to specified to the motor manufacture

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