Wire Insertion for Push-In Wire Splice

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If you are having issues inserting wires into your push-in wire splice terminals, you may want to strip the wire shorter, also make sure you are inserting the wire directly in the center of the terminal.
In the HelaCon Plus Miniseries you will notice a small wire indentation channel directly in the center of each contact. Making sure the wire is cut to just enough length and placed in this channel before pushing in will ensure the wire will not bend. Having multiple positions of these laying around are handy whether you are using them on 22awg breadboard wire or on 14awg house wire. These are flexible enough to fit 22awg down to 12awg, no more need to look around for that right size wire nut once you have these in your toolbox.

Example Numbers

148-90048
148-90036
148-90049
148-90050
148-90039
148-90052
148-90053
148-90038
148-90051
148-90041
148-90040
148-90037

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