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watte
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CRIMP OR CONNECTOR BLOCK
Jun 23
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I'VE BEEN TOLD THAT IT IS BETTER TO CRIMP WIRES THAN USE CONNECTOR BLOCK. i AM THINKING OF PUTTING UP LIGHTS AND WONDER IF THAT IS CORRECT?
THANKS FOR ANY ADVICE.
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When putting up lights, terminal blocks would be preffered.
Crimp joints are good for joining one cable to one cable. You would also need a decent ratched crimper to ensure a sufficient joint.
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When putting up lights, terminal blocks would be preffered.
Crimp joints are good for joining one cable to one cable. You would also need a decent ratched crimper to ensure a sufficient joint.
And some decent crimps. I had to buy some in a hurry from BNQ a while back & they didn't crimp up tight, they were like a swivel!
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