To effectively complete electrical circuits in industrial, industrial, and domestic building and throughout upkeep, the appropriate port is required to efficiently and safely connect the electrical conductors. The number of evaluates involved in each electrical circuit will determine the type and style of adapter to be picked for the linking 2 or more wires. Furthermore, high temperature environments should be considered in the port choice process.
Screw-On Wire Connectors - Standard and Wing-Type Screw-On Wire Connectors are the traditional device utilized for linking copper-to-copper electrical wires. A firm and easy clockwise twisting movement of the port placed over the wires to be connected provides a secure and safe connection. A specialized High-Temperature Screw-On Wire Adapter is readily available for applications where temperature levels can reach 150 degrees centigrade.
Push-In Wire Connectors - Rather than twisting the wires together with a screw-on wire port the Push-In Wire Port finishes the wire connection by merely inserting the stripped wires into port openings in the push-in connector. There are six different push-in ports each capable of accepting 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, or 8 wires respectively and accommodating 12 to 22 AWG stranded or strong wires.
Nylon Pigtail Closed End Connectors - Another approach of connecting two or more wires is to insert the stripped ends into a nylon insulated tin-plated seamless copper metal sleeve and apply a measured crimp pressure to the connector to secure the wires. The nylon pigtail connector is corrosion and chemical resistant and accepts both stranded and solid wire. These nylon pigtail ports are specifically matched for applications based on vibration. 4 sizes of nylon pigtail closed end wire adapters are readily available handling wire combinations ranging from 10 to 22 gauge.
Tap Splices/Quick Splicers - In OEM and DIY applications, the Tap Splices/Quick Splicers provide a car for splicing (connecting) the ends of two wires of the same wire gauge without stripping the wires. The splice is completed by placing each of the un-stripped wire ends into the ports on either side of the hinged tap splice. The by closing non-insulated ring terminal the tap splice, a connecting-blade is pressed into the wire insulation making contact with the bare wire conductors and completing the connection. Three sizes of Tap Splice/Quick Splicers are offered to accommodate wire assesses 22-18 AWG; 16-14 AWG and 12-10 AWG. The tap splices are ranked at 600V max and 221 degrees F (105 degrees C).
Screw-On Wire Connectors - Requirement and Wing-Type Screw-On Wire Connectors are the standard gadget utilized for linking copper-to-copper electrical wires. Push-In Wire Connectors - Rather than twisting the wires together with a screw-on wire connector the Push-In Wire Connector finishes the wire connection by merely placing the removed wires into port openings in the push-in adapter. Nylon Pigtail Closed End Connectors - Another approach of linking 2 or more wires is to place the removed ends into a nylon insulated tin-plated seamless copper metal sleeve and apply a measured crimp pressure to the connector to protect the wires. Tap Splices/Quick Splicers - In OEM and DIY applications, the Tap Splices/Quick Splicers provide a vehicle for splicing (connecting) the ends of 2 wires of the very same wire gauge without removing the wires.