Will this splice 10g wire?
587880
i am not sure waht guage standard Landdscape Wire is but it works well with that wire.
587881
It should i feel its the best thing for splicing since slice bread great investment extremely easy to use !
745312
Luke, I would not use these connectors for a 10 gauge circuit. I doubt that the pins and sockets are heavy duty enough to handle the current that 10 gauge wire will.
1957772
Extend the wire with at least the same guage as the one it comes with. Crimp your splice.
1864391
It's not likely you'll find 0 awg wire lugs with #10 holes. If you do, stack the terminals. There are much better options though.
1156945
I couldn't strip smaller than 18ga wire, and that was a chore. Might not be the right tool for that.
979328
splicing wire voids warrenty and imo it more than likely to casue a short in tubes 9it happened to my first set) and no i havent found extensions
1186919
yes, you would have to splice the wires together. Cut the corroded socket part off and connect the wires using a quick slice connector. Hope this helps
453222
absolutely, get strong wire cutters, this is not flimsy wire mesh, its great wire. marisa
743157
Yes but the wire they provide is very short and I couldn't even fit the 10 that came with it. You would have to buy a much longer wire.
1194809
I really do not know. You would be increasing the resistance of electrical flow by increasing the length of wire if you should splice it. Whether or not there is enough voltage etc to overcome this resistance I do not know. Perhaps an electrician can give you a quick answer or ask the question on a web search.
1834222
At 10 gauge you will be a bit over th limit, if not by diameter then by current.
469715
Yes it will ull probably just hv to use one and another thing it might b to big for a 10g but can try it out since most likely sooner or later ull go bigger =)
1755472
I'm not sure--the wire might "bend" as it's cutting. It doesn't do well on thin plastic,
1706670
The answer is "yes", with qualifiers. I used Ocelot brand Banana Plugs and the holes are large enough for 10 AWG. The other qualifier is, I hope the 10 AWG is stranded. Feed my ignorance please. Why are you using such a large gauge wire? Thanks, JO
1230094
I belive it is a double isolated jacketed. And yes it is a 10 awg wire. Thanks for the question.
2156474
I measured the hole size and would say a 10mm diameter cable will fit. If it is slightly larger it might be squeezed in but I would not try it.
1222564
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