BURNDY Master Catalog (20190422)

Mechanical Grounding Type BDT, House or Meter Socket Mounted BONDIT ® Intersystem Bonding Connector Designed to meet the requirements of NEC Article 250.94 “Bonding for Other Systems”. Corrosion-resistant stainless steel set screws. Accepts main ground wire (#2-#8) and up to 4 intersystem wires (#6-#14). Same design can be mounted directly to the meter socket or mounted to the house. Innovative design does not damage meter socket and will not void warranty. Catalog Number: BDT1

BONDIT ® Intersystem Bonding Connector House or Meter Socket Mounted Type BDT

Features & Benefits • Made in the USA! •

• Accepts main ground wire (#2-#8), up to 4 intersystem wires (#6-#14) • Easily mounts to meter box during new installation or can be wall mounted • Easy to follow instructions included • Does not damage meter socket; no worries about damaging the paint or voiding warranties • Easily installed with a wrench and screwdriver • Open design prevents buildup of hornets, bees, spiders

Meets Intersystem Bonding Requirements; NEC 250.94

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One connector does it all

House mount or meter socket mount

Incorporates proven BURNDY ® SERVIT POST™ design

Stainless steel set screws

CONFIGURATION 1 - MOUNTED TO ENCLOSURE 1. Punch out a 1/2" or 3/4" knock out on the electrical enclosure. 2. Begin assembly by installing the ground electrode conductor in the SERVIT POST™ inside the electrical enclosure. Torque on SERVIT ® NUT: 275 in-lb max. 3. Install the rest of the connector shown below, it is not necessary for the bus bar to be aligned parallel with the enclosure. (Note: the split washer is not used in this configuration.) 4. Tighten the intersystem ground wires with set screws in the bus bar to a maximum torque of 35 in-lb. 5. Adhere the BONDIT ® location sticker to the front of the electrical enclosure.

CONFIGURATION 2 - MOUNTED TO EXTERIOR WALL 1. Begin by assembling the connector as shown in figure below. Be sure SERVIT POST™ is as tight as it can be while its groove is aligned with the ground electrode conductor. (Note: the flat washer is not used in this configuration.) 2. Use two mounting screws (not included) to secure the connector to the exterior wall so that the set screws in the bus bar face downward. 3. Install the ground electrode conductor into the SERVIT POST™ while turning the nut/pressure bar assembly to a maximum torque of 275 in-lb (use 2 wrenches if necessary). 4. Tighten the intersystem ground wires with the set screws in the bus bar to a maximum torque of 35 in-lb. 5. If hidden from view, use the BONDIT ® location sticker to indicate the location.

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