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Heatshrink Crimp Connectors

May 2, 2018 HVAC School 2 Comments

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Bryan Orr shows us how to setup a transformer with a switch for testing purposes by splicing wires with heatshrink butt connectors.

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cdearruda says:
May 3, 2018 at 8:43 am
Generally, terminals that provide power (hot) or (line side) use female (shrouded) terminals , or, less common, shrouded male terminals. This to minimize the chance of the terminal shorting to the return side circuit.
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1. cdearruda says:
  May 3, 2018 at 8:46 am
  Thanks Bryan, all your teachings are great! I applaud your effort and all the great content.
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