Will these work with the electric awnings?
2014381
I don't know why it wouldn't. It wraps around each end of the pole the awning wraps around. It worked great in a recent storm and held the awning firm.
46070
That should work perfect. Mount the 2X8 securely to the house and the brackets for the awning will fit exactly on that size lumber.
145927
Probably. The mounting devices are made of cast iron and would seem to support the awning even if it were only mounted onto posts.
205416
I have no clue. if they are designed similar to roof rails with a slot channel down the middle extending from end to end then yah they might work. I would consult a specialist or see if you can view one at a retail store and test fit or line it up to get a better idea if they would work. sorry
246682
If they are used vertically, the answer is yes. If they are horizontal I have been reluctant to use them as I am not comfortable they will work well.
608961
Paul it will accept them because the PIN spacing is the same, however unless the relay is skirted it will not be weatherproof. Make sure that you wire the socket as is appropriate for your application (type of relay installed in socket).
785388
they will work with the panels. I used these connectors to hook up two positive cables into one line and another to hook up two negative cables from two panels into another line .I had used 4 panels on my roof two 100 watt and two 40 watt and used these connectors to have one line for positive and one line for negative coming off the roof into the house. hope this helps you George s
2133372
Yes they will work. You will need a harness. I recommend quickconnect harness (that's the brand name) "" http://www.quickconnectproducts.com/Find/FindHarnessSpecialty.php "" Look up your application. I'm sure amazon has them avaliable. I recommend a professional installation as well. Helps eliminate any problems or broken parts.
1109866
although not intended for awning repair I believe that the adhesive backing is strong enough, so it should work.
1657541
to be honest with you, I don't know. When I ordered it I never measured the track - I just ordered, kinda hit or miss. But it did work and I do believe the utility slot on the awning is standard. I'm sorry I couldn't be of more help.
1299924
I don't know why not. One side loops around the support arm. The other clamps to the fabric. They hold the fabric the fabric from flapping. They work well on our awning.
701302
I suppose It would depend on the radius of the curve. The tab on the awning is flexible but the trim piece it slips into is not. Also, the legs that come with it are not flexible either. So I guess my answer is no unless your trailer has a straight run long enough to accommodate the rigid components. Otherwise it is a great awning. Sorry.
58552
Thank you for your question. The pioneer RV endcap upgrade is for a carefree system. It will not fit a dometic awning.
1322123
I have never used them for "in-the-ground" splices but, I would imagine that they would work just as well as the typical connector supplied w/low voltage lighting. However, I think it would be best to consult w/an experienced electrical contractor before attempting.
1232714
I wouldn't. Fairly bulky. But. If your awning isn't motorized it will take seconds to slide in
1722009
yes it will but the adhesive on them is weak. Use electrical tape over it and you are good to go
1322121
They will work for low voltage applications. Being outdoors they have to be enclosed in the waterproof box or fixture as they themselves are not waterproof. I used them for few months and love them. No more exposed wires while changing fixtures or ballasts. Make sure to rise the locking arms compete 90 degrees as it's kind of a hard push and not intuitive that it's so hard.