Connector Simet ZGG 2x35 gray – Simet electrical cable joint 84703002

The Simet ZGG 2x35 gray connector is an electrical cable joint designed to connect two conductors up to 35 mm². Its compact gray plastic housing provides mechanical protection and ensures secure electrical continuity for power distribution and fixed wiring installations. The connector is intended for applications where a two-core 35 mm² join is required and is compatible with standard copper conductors used in residential and light commercial electrical systems.

Advantages

The connector offers a compact construction that reduces space requirements inside junction boxes and distribution panels while maintaining reliable conductive contact between conductors. The gray insulated housing protects the connection against accidental contact and environmental dust. Designed for straightforward installation, the product provides stable mechanical support for cables and a consistent electrical path with minimal visual bulk.

Suitable for

• Connecting two copper conductors with cross-sections up to 35 mm²
• Power distribution in residential installations
• Light commercial wiring and fixed electrical joints
• Situations where a compact, insulated two-core joint is required

Key specifications

• Maximum conductor cross-section: 35 mm² per conductor
• Number of cores: 2
• Housing color: gray
• Insulated plastic enclosure for mechanical protection
• Suitable for copper conductors used in building installations

How to use

Prepare the conductors by stripping appropriate insulation length according to the connector's insertion depth. Insert each conductor fully into its respective cavity so that conductor strands are properly engaged. Fasten the internal clamping mechanism according to manufacturer torque or tightening guidance, ensuring a secure electrical and mechanical connection. After clamping, verify that the housing fully encloses the connection and that no bare conductor is exposed outside the insulated enclosure.

Использование и советы

Use appropriate tools and follow local electrical regulations when installing the connector. Verify conductor compatibility and tighten clamps to recommended values to ensure safe, low-resistance joints. Inspect the assembled connection visually and, if possible, perform a continuity or resistance check before re-energizing the circuit.