Maybe someone could MEASURE the conductor diameter with some calipers ???? Then we'd know for sure !!
782062
Don't have calipers but seems like 14-12 Gauge. I'd be more worried about them not bieng crimped securely. Had one slide out already.
2009413
Without cutting one of the wires it's difficult to be sure. It appears to be a 16 gauge or slightly larger. I don't believe the wire is actually a 14 gauge; but the insulation gives it the appearance of something just larger than 16.
392086
The actual diameter I don't know, but I would compare it to the diameter of a dime, maybe a penny.
49376
This seems to be a very well made tool and is graduated to allow readings down to 0.0001". I am not sure I would trust it to be real accurate to such dimensions. Your touch would have to be better than mine to feel confident to readings less than 0.001. - Chet
1218195
Not sure honestly. My guess would be no. Probably best to show an electrician the specs.
547133
Since the base is ceramic I think you,ll be ok the problem would be with the wire size and I,m afraid I don,t know what that is.
1470038
I do not see why not. Be sure to use a wire connector that you heat and seals to be waterproof . I imagine the existing wire is much older and that would be my guess as to why it is larger in diameter. Maybe the insulation on the existing is thicker .
887430
They have a good amount of adjustment for the diameter, but I have not specifically measured. I would be very surprised if they did not.
2214717
.86 seems too thick. The one that I have has a circuit board that measures .030 thick. There are 2 contacts on one end and the thickness of the board and the contacts os .080.
88102
The conductor caliber is 18AWGx3 rated 300V the length is 11 inches plus the connectors, 13 inches total
1345922
I may have one for you as I looked to replace damaged connectors ... couldn't locate any .... so bought a new 10 x 20 last year....Poles have a length and Diameter and a Letter code .... so be specific and I'll see if I have a spare for you .... Tom Drew
2196784
I haven't calipers, but with holding a rule up, it looks like 10mm inner diameter at the neck. Sorry.
1309614
I agree. On that site, go to Show All. Then click the wire you think you might want. There you will find the gauge. This really is annoying, but you can find it.
896987
I like to offer a speculation: for the meter to do what you hope it will do, would require a more complex sensor and circuitry. If B&D; went through the trouble of providing that they have no incentive to keep their efforts a secret. There is no reference to this in the manual.
1405367
I would like to tell you that I know the answer to that but I honestly don't know. Ask a professional for guidance on pole diameter limitations.
1051873
I am not sure, why do you ask? It will be difficult to measure since it is on the machine.
2164860
dont know... for future reference; get a resistor and measure voltage drop then calculate the current, ull blow a MM everytime trying to "direct measure" amps