Can you use this to connect 18g FINE STRAND to 18g solid - or at least something you can put in a wire nut to attach to the solid?
792258
I would not recommend that for the long term. Better to strip and twist a wire nut of the appropriate size and if putting it back into a space that will not be seen for awhile TAPE.
1983344
hi I need smaller gauge (larger wire)do you have the conductors 18 awg?Thank you.
842762
yes it's probably perfectly capable of being that kind of wire if I were you I would make sure it's the right size, same guts.. then if you are brave you can splice the wires. If you don't wanna damage anything I suggest just buying a longer connector. I checked my 18 gauge wire and the molex wires in my tower and they look the same. Now you just got to see if the molex guts are copper, Just to play it safe. But that's no fun. I say try it and cover the wires with Elec. Tape. WootenburgGood luck
1594457
I used it with 14 gauge wire. I don't know if they would work with thicker wire or not but you could certainly use them with either 14 or 16 awg.
438915
Yes, it will works. I used .110" dia. wire and the anchor support it no problem. The anchor can support from 8-12 gauge wire which is .080" to .0125".
733575
Yes you can, 18 Gauge wire is ideal size actually rate of resistance of electrical current , for almost any typical doorbell application...........Yes, Primary wire is one good common type of wire you can use for household applications BUT you could also use 18 gauge conductor wire , similar to a sealed lamp cord
165267
It will not work. I wouldn't use 20 gauge wire for any load greater than 1 AMP.
962212
I don't see why not. I tied it with wire twisties my self but it shouldn't be a problem.
577866
You can, but you will chew up the cable faster that way. Best to use on rubber mating.
1699477
I'm sure you can, but using another wire will just snap on it won't lock on. I done this myself. hope that helped.
1486076
I've used 18 gauge and it was bulky. I found using a metal pin with coated pliers works a little better. I think its how strong your hands are.
2135585
You can cut the cord to any length. I pull the outer material past the end, then use a lighter to prevent fraying. The 3/8 is very thick for heavy applications. I tied a perfection loop knot and put brass swivel clips in the loops created by the perfection loop knot which is one of the few knots that hold bungee material. See: http://www.animatedknots.com/perfection/ The metal hooks you are looking for are typically made for smaller diameter bungee cords.
1492201
18 gauge. It's not really the thickness of the wire but it is the outside coating that makes this the wire to use. Any thicker wire and it is harder to install...just a thought
2098650
I used 18 and 16 wire size. I didn't like the screws that are used to hold the wire. Not well made. I use this for my Kayak battery to run my fish finder.
1096467
Its a 20g wire so u will need a small tubing like a 25g it like speaker wire so depending on what ur using it for to
1893597
It should as long as the wire is stranded and not solid. This attaches by unscrewing the bottom black part, which has a hollow post in the middle with teeth on the top. The wire is fed through the center of the black part and then the strands are folded down over the teeth. The connection is then made permanent when the top part is screwed back on trapping the strands between the base and the top. I used 12 ga. and there was plenty of room for a bigger wire.
832957
I just use a standard 5/8" pin. It may rattle some, but strength or safety are not compromised.