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Catalog
NumberConductor Range
Tap / MainPcs.
per Ctn.Wt.
per 100NAED
UPC
No. 632591-H1 6-14 Sol. 100 8 70754-1 H2 1/0 Str. - 12 Sol. 100 14 70755-8 VC5006SH* #10 Sol. - #6 Sol.Cu 100 9 70750-3 VC5006SH-P* #10 Sol. - #6 Sol.Cu 100 9 71506-5 VC - 4 #8 Sol. - #4 Sol.Cu 50 15 70751-0 VC - 2 #6 Sol. - #2 Sol.Cu 50 18 70752-7 VC-2S #5 Sol. - #2 Sol.Cu 50 18 613552 VC-20 #4 Sol. - 1/0 Sol.Cu 50 25 613569 VC-20S #3 Sol. - 2/0 Sol.Cu 20 36 613576 VC-40 #1 Sol. - 4/0 Sol.Cu 10 41 613583
*P = Platted
*SH = Slotted-Head Bolt
- Made of solid 0.025" sheet copper
- Grounding lead connector of high-strength copper-aluminum alloy
- Less costly, more efficient than butt wrapping poles
| Catalog Number |
Size | Conducto rRange | Pcs. per Ctn. |
Wt. per 100 |
NAED UPC No. 632591- |
| GP100 | 7.5" dia. | #14-#4 AWG | 40 | 15 | 613590 |
| PBGW | 7x7 5/8 | 2/0 STR - 10 Sol. | 40 | 15 | 613606 |
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- Made of solid 0.25" steel
- Galvanized or bare steel
- Can ground as efficiently as two rods
- For burial at least 24” below grade (CEC Rule 10-702)
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| Catalog Number |
Description | Dimensions | Pcs. per Ctn. |
Wt.0 per 100 | NAED UPC No. 632591- |
| GP- G | Galvanized Steel w/o connector | 1/4"x10"x16" | 4 | 1100 | 613620 |
| GP-GC | Galvanized Steel with connector | 1/4"x10"x16" | 4 | 1150 | 613637 |
| GP-B | Bare Steel w/o connector | 1/4"x10"x16" | 4 | 1100 | 613644 |
| GP-BC | Bare Steel with connector | 1/4"x10"x16" | 4 | 1150 | 613651 |
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- High-conductivity bronze
- 1/2" - 13 stud fits all standard EEI-NRMA distribution transformers
- Accomodates cable in either horizontal or vertical direction
- P suffix indicates tin plated connector
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| Catalog Number |
Conductor Range | Stud Thread Size |
Dimensions | Pcs. per Ctn. |
Wt. per 100 |
NAED UPC No. 632591- |
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| A | B | C | ||||||
| TTC-2 | 2/0 Str. to 8 Sol. | 1/2--13 | 1-51/64 | 1/9/64 | 1/21/64 | 100 | 22 | 613668 |
| TTC-3 | 1 Str. to 10 Sol. | 1/2--13 | 1/3/08 | 1/3/64 | 1/9/16 | 100 | 20 | 613675 |
| TTC-4 | 1 Str. to 10 Sol. | 1/2--13 | 1/1/04 | 8-Jul | 1/3/08 | 100 | 16 | 613682 |
| TTC-2P | 2/0 Str. to 8 Sol. | 1/2--13 | 1-51/64 | 1/9/64 | 1/21/64 | 100 | 22 | 613699 |
| TTC-3P | 1 Str. to 10 Sol. | 1/2--13 | 1/3/08 | 1/3/64 | 1/9/16 | 100 | 20 | 613705 |
| TTC-4P | 1 Str. to 10 Sol. | 1/2--13 | 1/1/04 | 8-Jul | 1/3/08 | 100 | 16 | 613712 |
| Catalog Number |
Conductor Range | Stud Thread Size |
Bolt | Pcs. per Ctn. |
Wt. per 100 |
NAED UPC No. 632591- |
| GC207 | 8 Sol. to 1/0 Str. | 1/2 - 13 - UNC-2/4 | 9/16" Hex | 25 | 10 | 613729 |
Type PAA One- And Two-Bolt Aluminum
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- Made of high-strength aluminum alloy
- Galvanized bolt, nut and lockwasher
- Order prefilled with oxide inhibitor for bi-metallic use
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| Catalog NumberStandard |
Prefilled | Bolts | Conductor Range | Pcs. per Ctn. |
Wt. per 100 |
NAED UPC No. 632591- |
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| ASR | Al or Cu | ||||||||
| Main | Tap | Main | Tap | ||||||
| PAA 29 | 1 | 2--6 | 2--6 | 2 Str. -- 6 Sol. | 2 Str. -- 6 Sol. | 50 | 18 | 614023 | |
| PAA 339 | 1 | 1/0--6 | 1/0--6 | 1/0 Str. -- 6 Sol. | 1/0 Str. -- 6 Sol. | 614030 | |||
| PAA 4 | PAA 49 | 1 | 1/0--6 | 1/0--6 | 1/0 Str. -- 6 Sol. | 1/0 Str. -- 6 Sol. | 50 | 18 | 613736 |
| PAA 5 | PAA 59 | 1 | 1/0--8 | 1/0--8 | 1/0 Str. -- 8 Sol. | 1/0 Str. -- 8 Sol. | 50 | 20 | 613743 |
| PAA 6 | PAA 69 | 1 | 1/0--8 | 1/0--8 | 2/0 Str. -- 6 Sol. | 2/0 Str. -- 8 Sol. | 50 | 22 | 613750 |
| PAA 10 | PAA 109 | 2 | 336.4--1/0 | 1/0--8 | 400--1/0 Str. | 1/0Str. -- 8 Sol. | 25 | 25 | 613767 |
| 1/0 -- 6 AR | 1/0 -- 6 AR | ||||||||
| PAA 12 | PAA 129 | 2 | 4/0--2 | 4/0--2 | 4/0 Str. -- 2 Sol. | 4/0 Str. -- 2 Sol. | 20 | 29 | 613774 |
| PAA 400 | PAA 4009 | 2 | 336.4--1/0 | 336.4--1/0 | 400--1/0 Str. | 400--1/0 Str. | 20 | 120 | 613781 |
| 1/0 -- 6 AR | 1/0 -- 6 AR | ||||||||
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- Corrosion resistant design and construction
- No assembly required
- Cast aluminum body surrounds copper liner, sealing out moisture
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| Catalog Number Standard |
Conductor Range | Pcs. per Ctn. |
Wt. per 100 |
NAED UPC No.632591- |
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| Main | Tap | |||||
| ACSR | Aluminum | Copper | ||||
| PAC 345 | 1/0 - 8 | 1/0 Sol. - 8 Str. | 1/0 Sol. - 8 Str. | 50 | 23 | 613804 |
| PAC 7 | 336.4 - 1/0 | 400 - 2/0 | 1/0 - 8 Sol. | 25 | 23 | 613798 |
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- One- and two-piece designs available
- High-strength aluminum alloy construction
- Corrosion resistant
| Catalog Number |
Conductor Range | Channel Thickness* | Construction | Pcs. per Ctn. |
Wt. per 100 |
NAED UPC No. 632591- |
| GTC13 | 2/0 Str. -- 4 Sol. | 1/4" | 1-piece | 25 | 21 | 613811 |
| GTC14 | 250 KCMIL. -- 2/0 Str. | 1/4" | 1-piece | 25 | 42 | 613828 |
| GTC23 | 2/0 Str. -- 4 Sol. | 1/4" | 2-piece | 25 | 26 | 613835 |
| GTC24 | 250 KCMIL. -- 2/0 Str. | 1/4" | 2-piece | 25 | 44 | 613842 |
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- Made in the U.S.A.
- High-quality materials, design and construction
- For 5/8" or 3/4" rods
- Drives flush or below grade
- No ladder, no kneeling
- Safer than hammers
- No mushroong of rods
- Also drives rebar
- BEST OF ALL -- cost effective enough to have one on every truck in your fleet!
| Catalog Number |
Description | Maximum Rod Diameter (in.) | Pcs. per Ctn. |
Wt.(lbs.) | NAED UPC No. 632591- |
| GRD58 | Ground rod driver bodywith 5/8" diameter insert | 0.63 | 1 | 25 | 613859 |
| GRD34 | Ground rod driver body with 3/4" diameter insert | 0.75 | 1 | 25 | 613866 |
| GRDI58 | 5/8" diameter insert (replacement) | 0.63 | 1 | 4 | 613873 |
| GRDI34 | 3/4" diameter insert (replacement) | 0.75 | 1 | 4 | 613880 |
| CR | cable retainer (replacement) | -NA- | 1 | - | 613897 |
| Catalog Number |
Ground Rod Size |
Pieces/Cartons | Ground Wire Size |
NAED UPC No.632591- |
| DGC-5844* | 5/8 (.555 - .565) | 25 | 1 or 2 - #4 Sol. | 61329-3 |
| DGC-5866* | 5/8 (.555 - .565) | 25 | 1 or 2 - #6 Sol. | 61330-9 |
- For use on all 5/8" diameter UL Listed copper-clad ground rods.
- Used to bond one or two, #4 or #6, solid copper conductors respectively.
- Produced from high-strength copper alloy, the same material as UL Listed "acorn" type ground rod clamps.
- May be used effectively for direct-burial applications.
- To install, the only required tool is a hammer. Compression forces maximize the “direct” surface-to-surface copper contact between conductor and ground rod electrode.
- A drive-head should be used during installation of the ground rod electrode into the soil, thus minimizing any possible mushrooming or deformation on the drive (or chamfer) end of the rod. This will improve ease of installation of the drive-on clamp.
- This design places the grounding conductor in “direct” contact with the ground rod, thereby eliminating multiple paths for the current to follow, which could contribute to increased resistance.
- Select the proper connector from the above chart.
- Drive the ground rod electrode to the proper depth per national or local code recommendations.
- Position connector and ground rod conductors as shown in middle illustration.
- Drive connector onto rod until top of connector is flush with top of ground rod as shown in adjacent illustration. Galvan suggests using a 20-ounce hammer.
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To Install: