Does this control except 12 gauge wire?
209851
I'm pretty sure it doesn't accept wire that thick. I had to reduce the wire to a thinner size.
209852
I don't think it would unless you trimmed the wire at the terminals. It's pretty tight inside.
209853
the screw clamps are not very large, so the smaller the gauge the easier it will be.... but yes, I think you will be able to clamp them down sufficiently I think I ran 12g to the attenuator and then 16 or 18 to the speakers ( which was the wire the outdoor speakers came with
609207
The gauge size is the diameter of the wire. This machine is designed for 14 gauge. I really don't know if the 12 ga would be too large to fit in the openings.
1035159
Yes, I have used it to run a second set of lights. It works well, however, it will not handle wire larger that 12 gauge.
1522655
As Mike answered it does depend on the length of the wire run, however, I do not agree with his stated lengths though and using 12 gauge is asking for a fire. I do believe the instructions tell you to use 10 gauge so I would use that as a minimum...if you are running a very long run (like over 25 feet), I would definitely use 8 gauge minimum. I have the exact heater in my garage and I used 10-2 copper (Cerro-wire I believe) from a 30a abandoned breaker in my panel from my basement all the way into my attached garage (about 20 ft).
1710281
the one I purchased was a 12 and a half gauge I used a 12 gauge wire in it it worked fine so if you're says 8 or 9 gauge it should work fine just double check and make sure its not 12 and a half
176136
Hello, S.R. Berry! Thank you for your inquiry. This machine strips 10 gauge wire to 0 gauge, which is 3mm to 9mm wire. It will "not" strip THHN wire, Coaxial Cable, 12 gauge wire, 14 gauge wire, or any wire thinner than 14 gauge. If you have any questions or concerns, please email us or call us at the number below. Thanks! Have a great day. Sincerely, Tom Cupilary Affordable Tool, LLC Customer Service Phone: 734-224-7758 Fax: 734-224-7208
667568
Strips 12 wire no problem, I have also used it for 10 with no problem. This is a awesome tool!!
990270
I've used them with 16 and 18 gauge wire. They work well with both, but I ended up using 16 gauge for my setup.
1866846
The 12 gauge wire is rated for 20 amps. Not sure about the plug. I have been using for tools up to 20 amps with no heat problems!
924915
12 gauge is only good for 20A 10 gauge is only rated for 30A. So you need much bigger wire
2075889
Not directly, no. The receiver is only 5v so you would need an additional control that's bult to handle 12v. For my project I used a 12v variable speed control (also ordered from Amazon).
1470518
all by hand, not very good on wire smaller than 12 gauge, but it works great on all the rest.
2156475
Yes. It will accept up to 2/0 wire gauge. As per NEC 2/0 is the min size wire for your service.
607343
This control is made to plug in a 120 volt sump pump and will not work on 12 volt DC system.Dave
1850386
My guess is "no." This 12-gauge wire is pretty stout compared to regular bailer wire, which is typically 14 or 16-gauge, but it is still pretty bendable, so I think it might not be the best for your application. If you did use this wire, I think you might find yourself having to bend it back into the desired shape regularly.
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I used standard 14 gauge house wire from the panel to the controller and from the controller to the battery. This is ok, because there isn't alot of amps (raw power) being pushed from the panel. With 12v systems, the more raw power (amps) being used, the thicker the wire needed. You can even use regular copper twist wire, just don't go smaller then the wire the panel uses.. which I think is either 14 or 16 gauge.
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It should, as long as the 12 volt input handles a raw feed without the need for an interface.