UK Does anyone know what this is called? And where i can get it from? Thanks

[Sosaaa]

If anyone can help me identify this then it will be greatly appreciated!
A sort of connector type.

 

[Steviec1]

If anyone can help me identify this then it will be greatly appreciated!
A sort of connector type.

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If that is outside turn off supply and get somebody to check it now!!!

 

[Zerax]

Where is it ? what's on those conductors ? what country is it in ?

 

[littlespark]

Is that another one next to it? Can we get a wider view photograph.

 

[Vortigern]

I think it's a brick wall.

 

[snowhead]

It looks like some sort of tap off connector, possibly for overhead supplies.
There are at least 2 cores, labelled 0 and 1 with another block to the left, probably clamped around the "0" core.

Can't see it being at floor level on a 240v supply in the U.K

They are these in this link;
https://croptech.en.made-in-china.c...ne-Insulation-Piercing-Branch-Connectors.html

 

[SparkySy]

Isn't there supposed to be an insulating cap that sits over the bolt part. Or are they shear bolts and that one hasn't been tightened down correctly?

Doh never mind just read the link in the post above!!

 

[snowhead]

Bet this Guy uses them

 

[freddo]

I want to see a zoomed out photo. Certainly looks dodgy.

 

[Lucien Nunes]

Stripped conductor in an IPC line tap with its shear nut distorted but not sheared. Looks like whoever fitted it wasn't too familiar with the finer points, so perhaps the arrangement of cables and the location shouldn't surprise us too much. Nor would I be surprised if it were part of the supply arrangement for an overhead agricultural installation, but really it could be anything. Is that the ground underneath or just a flat roof? Could be some kind of CNE link on a mural supply. Sosaaa, spill the beans!