How do you wire the ends? Straight or Cross
799497
Straight if you want to use BNC channel (left to right) in a sequence. Or Crossed if you don't care for sequenced. Should not make a difference. Your utilizing each pair of 24awg wire as signal wires per BNC end. I may be wrong.
2173551
Easiest way to tackle this is have two people. Just spread the fence out on the ground. One person at the "top" the other on the "bottom". Work on each wire individually. If it seems it's hanging out too much on the top of the bottom, and not enough vice versa, just "twist/flip" the wire and it should re-align. Sometimes you have to use pliers to re-hook the ends on the correct section . It's a pain. *trust me, we did TWO of these*.
760515
To install the Quick-End, drill a 7&#8260;16" hole through the end post and pull the wire through. Then put the Quick-End on the wire and tap it lightly into the hole. If final tensioning is to be done with the Quick-End, pull the wire to the end post with a chain grab, then push the slack through the hole and Quick-End. I hope this helps. Jamey
1504359
There are many ways to use them u can put male and female ends to plug and unplug them in as needed or you can do as I did and hard wire them in completely... They worked amazing I like them
319262
The wire runs side by side. I know this because when I strip the outer covering off the wire is not twisted.Don
1798214
If you are using existing system shouldn't need wire.I did go to hardware store for ends as existing were soldered
73983
There are other ends to buy that have male/female ends on one end and have color wires at the other. Just hook the wires together and plug the other end into the spilter.
2174187
You will have to connect 3 wires together for each side (hot and neutral), the two that come into the box, and the one from the outlet you are installing. Use an appropriate sized wire nut for this. When you look at the package for the wire nuts, they indicate the different capacity for the wire sizes, most residential wiring is 14 gauge, but 12 gauge is sometimes used.
631315
I just use my sharp knife blade to cut off the wires after crimping. or my flush wire cutters. Works great
180983
Swing the sides the opposite direction. The hooking part of the piece connecting to the sides should be in the back.
1204256
I just attach cord at bottom, fold case and snap and let wire do its thing that way.Hope this helps
1468934
There is no connection on the ends to connect them together. You would have to make a splice (which unless you are an electrician is a bad idea). Also, if you get any longer than 240' you will not be able to run on a standard 20 amp outlet (the amperage of most outlets is determined by the wire run and the breaker that the wire is attached to).
1619792
No, both ends were bare wire. I put two rolls of the yellow in my boat and love the look. I wired them as courtesy lights, so I used existing wires on the boat. Very easy installation.
1053129
The male ends should have a hole in them for a screw to go through, you can attach them by using a metal screw.
1120385
Very simple, you don't need to use the screws, there are holes on the back to insert the two wires. Just make sure the ends are stripped and insert.
1103655
They are bare ends. So you can wire them direct to the CC or put MC4 connectors on them. I put 15 amp Anderson Power Pole connectors on the ends then wired to controller. This gives me flexibility in connection options and for quick connections since I use in a a portable type environment. Works well for my use case.
861374
I had a contractor help me with this - but I think you need to disconnect both ends from power and then connect one end to the tool so you can use the dongle end to follow the wire inside the PVC pipe. This is tough to use - and a little hit or miss - but we did not find anything better to use and it helped us a lot. Good luck.