What diameter of wire can fit through this thing?
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I used it in a garden so typical outdoor extension cord fits well and I did not struggle to enclose it.
322110
don't have exact dimensions - but we use a standard Heavy Duty extension cord for outdoor use. Hope that helps
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I don't know the gauge, but the wire is quite small/thin, around 3/16" in diameter.
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I can't say officially, but the metal is not too thin. I'd guess as much as a 12 AWG wire could handle would be fine. They're cheap enough you can just test one to failure and report your results.
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Any connector will work with this wire. Thedeciding factor will be the wallplate into which the connector is to be mounted.
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The cable is at least 1/2 -perhaps 5/8ths inch bundled and encased - However, once stripped back and dealing with the individual wires you could probably fit it into anything. You would have to Silicone it up to waterproof it. You would also need to cap off the 7th wire to keep an inadvertent short from occurring.
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Hi Nick. I have not seen connectors like this given a size (#8 or #10) so cant answer your question in the format you asked. It it helps, I looked at the strip and you could get anything from a solid or a stranded 12g to 22g wire into the hole though would probably tin the light duty stuff before putting it in so it had better stiffness and firm grip.
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I used 14 gauge, and it fits with plenty of room. Appears as if 12 gauge will work too. The trick is to have just enough wire coming out and over the edge to make a proper connection. Works like a charm.
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12 or 14 gauge wire. Thick enough to handle just about anything you can put through it for home entertainment.
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Hello,The space between the wires are 1 1/2 inches apart. So I am certain your rabbit would not get through. Thank you.
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Sam, I purchased Install Bay #3MHST1, Heat shrink 1 inch x 4 feet. It measures across at 1 5/8 inches and will shrink to close around a 1 inch thick circular wire(thick cable).Radius is 13/16.
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I can't remember how big the openings are because I don't have the amp anymore, however, if you already have 8 ran, might as well just use it. Trim the wire to size if you need to. Bigger is better than smaller
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I used an 8 gauge wire and it worked fine for me. Just make sure that it is actually 8 gauge of wire, a lot of the time wire gauge is falsely advertised.
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The slot is a hair over 2.5" edging into 5/8ths territory. There is extra space for the head of the sensor, you could perhaps fold the wire over the side for the install. If you are removing just cut the wire.
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You could enlarge the holes in the ends where the wire fits if the plugs would fit inside enclosure.
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My unit is not where it is easy to measure the diameter of the entrance hole, however I have a 1/2 diameter cable fed through it, That translates to 8/16 so your cable should fit easily.
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I think you'll need wire as the plus and minus protrude maybe 1/2 inch if memory serves me right!
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I do not see why not. Be sure to use a wire connector that you heat and seals to be waterproof . I imagine the existing wire is much older and that would be my guess as to why it is larger in diameter. Maybe the insulation on the existing is thicker .