# F1 Copper crimp parallel cable splicer. $3.55
2" x 1.185". Used to add and join another section of cable to go into another direction. An 8” radius or greater must be applied. No sharp bends are allowed. Also called Twins.
# AF1 Aluminum crimp parallel cable splicer. $1.85
2" x 1.185". Used to add and join another section of cable to go into another direction. An 8” radius or greater must be applied. No sharp bends are allowed. Also called Twins.
# F2 Soft Copper crimp perpendicular cable splicer. $3.55
2.625" x 1.688" Used to tee off cable to run a secondary cable or in another direction such as a dormer or chimney. Also called Tees.
#AF2 Soft Aluminum crimp perpendicular cable splicer. $1.85
2.625" x 1.688", Used to tee off cable to run a secondary cable or in another direction such as a dormer or chimney. Also called Tees.
# F3 Soft Copper crimp in-line abutting ends splicer. $3.55 Used to join cable together to gain additional length.. 625" x 3". Also called Straights.
# AF3 Soft Aluminum crimp in-line abutting ends splicer. $1.85 Used to join cable together to gain additional length. .625" x 3". Also called Straights.
# F4 Soft Bronze Bonding Lug Crimp Splicer. $5.90
For cable to metallic body connections such as a weathervane or vent. .625" x 3.5"
# AF4 Soft Aluminum Bonding Lug Crimp Splicer. $2.20 |
Crimp connecters are fine and inexpensive and should only be used where you can easily monitor them periodically for tightness. Always use bolt tension connectors on concealed systems so there is never a chance of a connection letting loose and not knowing it. Connections must be able to withstand a 200 pound pull test. This is difficult to achieve with crimp style connecters.