Description
Blue Sea 2202 Terminal Feed Through | Boat Supply Store
Address the critical need for secure, high-amperage cable routing through vessel structures with the Blue Sea 2202 Terminal Feed Through Connectors. Engineered for demanding marine electrical systems, these connectors provide robust strain relief and eliminate chafing on cables passing through hulls, decks, or bulkheads. Featuring an IP66 rating, they ensure superior protection against water ingress from heavy seas, maintaining circuit integrity in challenging offshore environments.
Key Features
- Eliminates chafing and provides essential strain relief for high current marine cables.
- Designed for large diameter cables where standard grommets are insufficient.
- Ensures watertight installations with a gasketable or beddable mounting face.
- Provides superior protection against water ingress with an IP66 rating.
- Offers a secure and robust connection point for critical high-amperage circuits.
- Ideal for passing cables through hull, deck, or bulkhead penetrations.
- Mitigates risk of cable damage in high-vibration marine applications.
- Simplifies complex wiring runs while maintaining watertight integrity.
Specifications
| Product Specifications | |
|---|---|
| Brand | Blue Sea Systems |
| Model | 2202 |
| Color | Red |
| IP Rating | IP66 |
| Mounting Type | Gasketable or Beddable |
| California Proposition 65 Warning | Yes |
Who This Is For
This connector is essential for marine electricians and boat builders installing or upgrading high-current electrical systems requiring reliable hull, deck, or bulkhead penetrations. DIY boat owners tackling ambitious electrical projects will also benefit from its specialized strain relief and watertight capabilities.
How It Compares
| Feature | Blue Sea 2202 Terminal Feed Through | Blue Sea Systems 2141 ST Blade Fuse Block |
|---|---|---|
| Primary Function | High-current cable pass-through with strain relief and watertight sealing | Fuse block for circuit protection |
| Strain Relief | Yes | No |
| Chafe Protection | Yes | No |
| Watertight Installation Capability | Yes (with gasket/bedding) | No |
| IP Rating | IP66 | Not Applicable |
Common Concerns Answered
Does this connector come with sealant?
The Blue Sea 2202 Terminal Feed Through Connectors are designed for installation with separate gasket material or sealant to ensure a watertight seal, allowing flexibility in your chosen marine-grade adhesive or gasket.
Is installation difficult?
Installation difficulty is rated 3/5, requiring precise drilling and secure mounting, but it is manageable for experienced boaters or those familiar with marine electrical systems.
Why the California Proposition 65 warning?
The California Proposition 65 warning is a regulatory requirement indicating the presence of certain chemicals. Specific chemical information can be found on the manufacturer's detailed product documentation.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the IP rating of the Blue Sea 2202 Terminal Feed Through Connectors?
The Blue Sea 2202 Terminal Feed Through Connectors feature an IP66 rating, signifying protection against powerful water jets and heavy seas.
How do Blue Sea 2202 Terminal Feed Through Connectors prevent chafing?
These connectors are engineered to provide a secure pass-through that cradles the cable, significantly reducing friction and preventing chafing, particularly on larger diameter cables where protection is critical.
Can these connectors be used for watertight installations?
Yes, the mounting face is designed to accept gasket material or sealant, enabling robust watertight installations when properly installed, crucial for hull and deck penetrations.
What is the purpose of the gasket or bedding for these connectors?
The gasket or bedding serves to create a watertight seal between the connector and the hull, deck, or bulkhead, preventing water ingress into the vessel's interior.
What chemicals are associated with the California Proposition 65 warning for this product?
The California Proposition 65 warning indicates the presence of chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer or reproductive toxicity. For a precise list of chemicals, consult the manufacturer's safety data sheet.
