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110v vs 12v crimp connectors
- Thread starter fordguy
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Provience
Kill!
Nope.
Wire don't much care about volts
Wire don't much care about volts
Muckin_Slusher
****
No.
BUT, you do want the good connectors. They're made of copper (but plated with tin so they're silver). Sand the coating off or cut one with cutters to make sure they're copper inside.
BUT, you do want the good connectors. They're made of copper (but plated with tin so they're silver). Sand the coating off or cut one with cutters to make sure they're copper inside.
rattle_snake
Fuckwits
Same and rated at a high enough voltage for either. And yes wire is voltage rated as well.
3M™ Highland™ Terminals RV10-6 thru RV18-516Ring Tongue, Vinyl Insulated, Butted Seam2 of 3Specifications Wire Size: See Table Above Barrel Seam: Butted Maximum Voltage Rating: 600 V Building Wire or 1000 V Signs or Fixtures (Luminaires) Maximum Operating Temp: 221°F (105°C) Maximum Current: Same as Wire Insulator Material: Vinyl Terminal Material: ETP Copper Terminal Planting: Tin
3M™ Highland™ Terminals RV10-6 thru RV18-516Ring Tongue, Vinyl Insulated, Butted Seam2 of 3Specifications Wire Size: See Table Above Barrel Seam: Butted Maximum Voltage Rating: 600 V Building Wire or 1000 V Signs or Fixtures (Luminaires) Maximum Operating Temp: 221°F (105°C) Maximum Current: Same as Wire Insulator Material: Vinyl Terminal Material: ETP Copper Terminal Planting: Tin
krugford
Member
Yup, the crimp connectors are typically rated to the 600V range from what I've purchased. Pay attention to the wire you use. Common/cheaper automotive wire may only carry a 60V rating.
For my trailer conversion project and many others, I've mostly used terminals and wire from Ancor, rated to 600V, 105C. Even some modern sealed automotive connectors like duetsch and amphenol are going to be rated to hundreds of volts.
For my trailer conversion project and many others, I've mostly used terminals and wire from Ancor, rated to 600V, 105C. Even some modern sealed automotive connectors like duetsch and amphenol are going to be rated to hundreds of volts.