Can i crimp these terminals with the ACCEL 170036 Wire Crimp Tool?
861060
I have found soldering them is the best way. I use them in marine apps with fail proof connections so far.........hope this helps:)
861061
i used a Molex crimp-er that i had borrowed from work. I don't' know about the Accel one.
1239995
I bought the mating (weatherized) MC4 connectors; not expensive, but the crimp tool is pricey. Of course you can cut off the extant MC4 connectors and splice to any appropriate wire pair. Your chosen 16AWG wire is sufficient for the approx 2.5A max current if you are not going too far, (perhaps 20 ft or less; remember voltage drop is a function of distance). If the cables have shielding ( I think they don't), be certain to prevent a short to the shield where you splice. You can look under the terminal cover to see if they are shielded; I did, but can't remember for sure.
2143193
I think you need something more like the HT-225D. You're most likely talking about Molex open barrel terminals and the 225D is specifically for smaller wire. It has two crimpers, for 18-22 and for 24-30, Says it's for 3 or 4 pin Molex and D-Sub & Open Barrel connectors.
1845843
Cb tricks has a site that sells adapters but I suppose you could if you have the crimping equipment.
2156009
Yes you would need this tool and a RJ45 unit. Two to be exact and you'll need to crimp both ends and plug in.
559585
The pins are not installed this would have to be done by you. The terminals included are Solid (Barrel Style) Crimp Type.A crimper that crimps 4 or 8 indent would be needed.Thank you
2149045
22ga is a little small for this crimper. Smallest I worked with was 18 and 20ga. With such small wires/connectors I needed to work the crimp with some pliers after using this tool. there are several dies, so perhaps I was using the wrong one. Will probably work, but not a perfect crimp.
1572094
It would probably work fine with the existing crimp connector. To be sure, I might strip off a longer length of the 20ga, double it over and solder to make it fatter. However, be sure to not use a fuse higher rated than the capacity of your wire.
1851098
I agree with kend, don't buy these unless you buy their crimper. Well worth it in my opinion (even with the extra cost of these connectors).
2158378
I used 2.8mm crimp-on terminal ends to connect mine. That's what you'll find on many dynamo hubs and taillights.
411758
Yes, Sir.The Metal pins needs the crimper in order to be secured onto the cable or conductors.Now the plastic connectors incase the pins and fasten tightly, and there you have it a great connection!
2031183
Absolutely - it can be used with any cat 5 or cat 6. I love these with the tool since you can see the order of the wires clearly before the crimp. Remember - it is not so important that the order of the wires is ABC, but that both ends are in the SAME order - example: ACB->ACB or CBA->CBA (where the letters are representing the wires) Each wire in the twisted pairs is the same material.
2237600
this is not a cutting tool it is for crimping wire terminals on to copper and aluminum electrical wire , take look at the die its flat for smashing like a vice definitely Not design to cut anything good luck .
376268
I may not have answered your question. If you want a recommendation as to where to buy the crimp terminals (rather than the crimp tool), I'd recommend Mouser. (www.mouser.com). They charge shipping which for small items (like crimp terminals) ranges from $5-$7 in my experience.
2129616
you need the terminals either suggested by the manufacturer or other connector
1268854
Confusing answers! This particular tool can only be used for the copper style crimp rings...NOT the stainless steel cinch clamps.
237261
You need to get end piece connectors and a crimper. Cut a small piece off the wire, if you have wire to spare, and ask at the hardware store what size and type of connectors you need.