I am at aloss as to what the included sleeves are for ? They are red or black and hold 2 wires from the roll that have been stripped down. Why would i
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Thanks for your question. Some people prefer to put the sleeves over the stripped ends for protection. This is a fantastic sounding cable. World Wide Stereo is 35 years old and a very proud Monster dealer.
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The sleeves each have a removable sheet of black paper in them. You have your choice of putting one item on each side of the black paper, or removing the paper and having both sides of a document visible.
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The color of each wire is to make replacement simple. I always make a Diagram first before removing the original wiring. You can't always follow by color of wires
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I am replacing an existing one and I had one red wire that was capped off. I hope that helps:)
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They just need to be wiggled & pulled out! The Black one should come off easily. The red one requires a little effort because of the plastic cover interfering - gently tap the plastic cover out with a small wood hammer or something similar while pulling the cable out.
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I haven't taken it apart yet. They are most likely hardwired/soldered to the display unit. Unless it is a small dual conductor plug & socket internal. I will be doing the same though to lengthen the cords. But I can tell you from my experience, that you would most certainly be able to lengthen the cable either way. It seems to be a quality unit overall aside from the shorter cables. Either by splicing or by replacing the the wire entirely and resoldering to the circuit card & probe. If I had to guess, I'd say its a 18 gauge coaxial cable. To prevent any signal degradation though, resoldering a new cable would be best. If done properly though a splice would work just fine. You would have to match conductor material & splice material (I.e. good solder, proper methods with flux etc. , butt splice or lap splice made of similar materials etc.). If you have a digital multimeter just redo the splice until you have less or at least match the resistance that it had originally. Also when you alter the wire length, you have to keep in mind that voltage drops over long distances. So it can't be too long, since its a small battery. Hope I helped. Good luck :0)
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My guess is that the red and black wires are your "hot" wires and those are the ones the clamps go on. The white is neutral and the green is ground.
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The wires are stored behind but not completely hidden. I recommend short wires. I purchased shorter cables and i love it!
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If I recall ( I installes them almost a year ago) that all I did was stuck them in the holes of chair. I don't think they came with any sleeves to use if you were to buikd your own.
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I am not too sure I just took this order for relative in taiwan that burnt some outlets and they are replacing with these to protect anything from catching on fire. Only thing I can tell is the one you mentioned might be grounded to a metal box enclosure where as this one probably is just a ground wire. I noticed enclosures are plastic these days and blue from home depot whereas the old enclosures are metal. Don't quote me, I am no electrician. Sorry couldn't help any further than this.
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I don't know. Perhaps they discontinued putting them in. The ones I got are useless as they were all stuck to the vinyl sleeve. (Probably because they were old?)
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Not that I am aware of. If you get the other you might be able to see where the wire that is loose came from. Good luck...
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This is not normal. I have bought 6 of these and none have had wire protruding. I think it's a manufacturer's defect. They should replace it for you.
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I saw the extra connector on the back of the console too. It must be a spare test or software program connector. The gummy material looks like some type of RTV sealant on the connectors.The connectors are keyed so be careful when installing and don't try to force them if they don't seem to fit. One of the connectors is red so it's important to mate it with the other red connector. The remaining white connectors are either unique, or in the case of the hand pulse cables, it doesn't matter which position they are in.
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I believe what he wants to know is what the current carrying capacity of the 'wires' are.. if we know the gauge the wire this can be looked up online I would assume they are stranded wires.. there are different tables depending on weather it is stranded or solid copper wire.
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I'm not an expert, but I believe they are supposed to be offset a bit as you're generally trying to crimp two wires/cables/etc together in one sleeve and they won't form a perfect circle.
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They are specifically designed for electronics to insulate wires. They can be used for other things depending on your imagination. They shrink to about half their original diameter.