What you are looking for on these types of devices is a marking that says: Cu-Al, or Al. There may well be a specified range of wire gauges that the device will accept.
Always use an anti-ox type compound, after burnishing the Al conductors, like NoAlOx (r).
FWIW, Vic
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> @Vic said: > Hi Sean, > > The pic or Link did not make .. > > What you are looking for on these types of devices is a marking that says: Cu-Al, or Al. There may well be a specified range of wire gauges that the device will accept. > > Always use an anti-ox type compound, after burnishing the Al conductors, like NoAlOx (r). > > FWIW, Vic
Link is up now. Looks like ive got the right ones. Thanks for the info and advice!
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Hi Sean,
The pic or Link did not make ..
What you are looking for on these types of devices is a marking that says: Cu-Al, or Al. There may well be a specified range of wire gauges that the device will accept.
Always use an anti-ox type compound, after burnishing the Al conductors, like NoAlOx (r).
FWIW, Vic
> Hi Sean,
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> The pic or Link did not make ..
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> What you are looking for on these types of devices is a marking that says: Cu-Al, or Al. There may well be a specified range of wire gauges that the device will accept.
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> Always use an anti-ox type compound, after burnishing the Al conductors, like NoAlOx (r).
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> FWIW, Vic
Link is up now. Looks like ive got the right ones. Thanks for the info and advice!