The description says: "Can accept bare wire and spades. " How do you connect spades?
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As you can see the 'handle' is made of two parts. You can loosen the top part with color band and insert the spade here.
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As PCKIDZ replied, this is a two function connector.The banana plugs are pushed into the hole in the end.If you unscrew the barrel which is knurled, the smaller shaft is exposed, where you can slip on your spade lug and then tighten the knurled shaft to secure the lug.
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I had the same problem. What I did was: Make a short jumper with the female spade connector on one end, and put a in line connector on the other. trim and strip the blue wire and you have it. Splice the blue wire to the new jumper.
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These come with a set of wires with spade terminals on them. The end of the wires are tinned and setup to be installed directly to an amp.or soldered to an existing wire. If you don't want to cut factory wiring a harness adapter or quick splice will be needed.
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Yes, they will accept a banana plug, it plugs into the end. Also, a spade or bare wire can be clamped by unscrewing the top and then screwing it down to clamp them.
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No. You have to connect bare wires together, but it's easy. They give you little caps called "wire nuts" that let you just twist the wire ends together.
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I just bent some generic spade connectors to fit securely around the pins, it's inexpensive and works great.
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This controller only takes bare wire connections unless you have an additional connecting plug for a specific unit. I used all individual wires to connect to Batt, Solar and Load.
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Hi Nick. I have not seen connectors like this given a size (#8 or #10) so cant answer your question in the format you asked. It it helps, I looked at the strip and you could get anything from a solid or a stranded 12g to 22g wire into the hole though would probably tin the light duty stuff before putting it in so it had better stiffness and firm grip.
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You pull the wire through. Used a "makeshift" cradle to hold a reel of wire which allowed the wire to pull thru. It cut and removed the sheathing in one pull. May have to work on getting the setup right but once it is...... happy stripping!
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Banana plug to banana plug. Most speakers these days have 5 way banana plug binding post connectors that will also accept bare wire.
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An invisible fence has no wires. It's jus a circle with a transmitter in the middle that transmits to a color that cannot leave the circle. However, This wire is compatible with any underground wiring system regardless of brand.
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Yes you can. There are binding posts on the rear of the unit which will accept the bare wires and if desired, banana plugs may be first connected to the bare wires and inserted in the binding posts instead. Enjoy.
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Hi!Thanks for reaching out to us! The audiophile multiway binding posts on the XPA-200 will accept bare wire, banana tips, and spade connectors. Please let us know if you need anything else! Thanks for your support.
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Did you not receive instructions? It is simple. 1) drive a metal ground rod into the dirt next to where you will mount the unit. 2) then run a single wire on wood stakes around the protected area. 3) tie the single wire to the positive side of the unit. 4) tie the ground rod to the negative side of the unit. 5) Turn it on. Test by standing in bare feet on the ground and grab the hot wire. If you don't holler, it's not working.
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I purchased the spade plug and was really happy with the quality of the brand! Personally I went with the spade! My opinion It seems to have more of a solid connection once is connected to the receiver. Just make sure you use the right gage on your wire and you have a solid install on your spade plug. Now on the banana plug I wouldn't mind as well but if your going to be disconnecting and connecting after a while it might loose contact between the plug and receiver, but if your going to leave it connected most of the time it would be fine. But for me I rather have a solid connection to get the best results all the time. I hope this might help I purchased the spade plug and was really happy with the quality of the brand! Personally I went with the spade! My opinion It seems to have more of a solid connection once is connected to the receiver. Just make sure you use the right gage on your wire and you have a solid install on your spade plug. Now on the banana plug I wouldn't mind as well but if your going to be disconnecting and connecting after a while it might loose contact between the plug and receiver, but if your going to leave it connected most of the time it would be fine. But for me I rather have a solid connection to get... » Read More I purchased the spade plug and was really happy with the quality of the brand! Personally I went with the spade! My opinion It seems to have more of a solid connection once is connected to the receiver. Just make sure you use the right gage on your wire and you have a solid install on your spade plug. Now on the banana plug I wouldn't mind as well but if your going to be disconnecting and connecting after a while it might loose contact between the plug and receiver, but if your going to leave it connected most of the time it would be fine. But for me I rather have a solid connection to get the best results all the time. I hope this might help « Show Less
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it does say direct to transformer, but I cut off the spade connector and wired it to an existing wire attached to multiple lights
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You just insert stripped wire into the screw terminals, really. Very simple.