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ENGINEERING SPECIFICATION INSTALLATION INSTRUCTION SHEETS 1.0 SCOPE This specification consists of installation instructions for wire taps. 2.0 PURPOSE To clarify installation instructions for end users of wire taps. 3.0 REFERENCE MATERIAL NUMBERS See page 2 for the actual instruction sheets. This page can be used as originals when cut into fourths. 4.0 DEFINITIONS Not applicable. 5.0 PROCEDURES Place one (1) instruction sheet (1/4 of next sheet) in the smallest unit container. 6.0 IMPLEMENTATION August 10, 2010 REVISION: B ECR/ECN INFORMATION: EC No: 715017 DATE: 2022 / 07 / 20 DOCUMENT NUMBER: SD-19216-008 TITLE: SHEET No. WIRE TAP INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS 22 THROUGH 12 AWG WIRE 1 of 2 CREATED / REVISED BY: CHECKED BY: APPROVED BY: ETHRODAHL/ DMYRICK JMACNEIL JMACNEIL TEMPLATE FILENAME: ENGINEERING_SPEC[SIZE_A](V.1).DOC Assembly Instructions for Wire Tap Splices Engineering P/N WT-2218 WT-1814 WT-12 Wire Range 22-18 AWG 18-14 AWG 12 AWG NOTICE OPTIMAL STORAGE CONDITION Store in climate controlled environment 23-25°C (73-77°F) 50% minimum relative humidity Assembly Instructions for Wire Tap Splices Engineering P/N WT-2218 WT-1814 WT-12 Wire Range 22-18 AWG 18-14 AWG 12 AWG NOTICE OPTIMAL STORAGE CONDITION Store in climate controlled environment 23-25°C (73-77°F) 50% minimum relative humidity For use with only stranded copper wire and copper alloy tabs 600V, 105°C For use with only stranded copper wire and copper alloy tabs 600V, 105°C Fig.1 For 22-16 AWG wires, refer to Fig. 1 1. Insert the correct size wire properly into the connector. 2. Position the connector into the tongue-and-groove pliers as shown and carefully squeeze until the latch engages. Fig.1 For 22-16 AWG wires, refer to Fig. 1 1. Insert the correct size wire properly into the connector. 2. Position the connector into the tongue-and-groove pliers as shown and carefully squeeze until the latch engages. For 14-12 AWG wires, refer to Fig. 2, 3, and 1. 1. Bend the wire support membranes outward with wire (Fig.2) 2. Place the correct size wire into the nest of the metal and gently squeeze the wire into position with tongue-and-groove pliers without distorting (flattening) the wire insulation (Fig.3). 3. Position the connector into the tongue-and-groove pliers as shown and carefully squeeze until the latch engages (Fig.1). For 14-12 AWG wires, refer to Fig. 2, 3, and 1. 1. Bend the wire support membranes outward with wire (Fig.2) 2. Place the correct size wire into the nest of the metal and gently squeeze the wire into position with tongue-and-groove pliers without distorting (flattening) the wire insulation (Fig.3). 3. Position the connector into the tongue-and-groove pliers as shown and carefully squeeze until the latch engages (Fig.1). Fig. 2 Fig. 2 Fig. 3 Bend membranes with wire Bend membranes with wire Lit p/n 192160127, rev B 4650 62nd Avenue N Pinellas Park, FL 33781 Lit p/n 192160127, rev B UL file E79133 Vol 1, Sec 2 CSA file LR18689 class 6223-02 Wire Range 22-18 AWG 18-14 AWG 12 AWG For use with only stranded copper wire and copper alloy tabs 600V, 105°C 4650 62nd Avenue N Pinellas Park, FL 33781 UL file E79133 Vol 1, Sec 2 CSA file LR18689 class 6223-02 Assembly Instructions for Wire Tap Splices Assembly Instructions for Wire Tap Splices Engineering P/N WT-2218 WT-1814 WT-12 Fig. 3 NOTICE OPTIMAL STORAGE CONDITION Store in climate controlled environment 23-25°C (73-77°F) 50% minimum relative humidity Engineering P/N WT-2218 WT-1814 WT-12 Wire Range 22-18 AWG 18-14 AWG 12 AWG For use with only stranded copper wire and copper alloy tabs 600V, 105°C NOTICE OPTIMAL STORAGE CONDITION Store in climate controlled environment 23-25°C (73-77°F) 50% minimum relative humidity Fig.1 For 22-16 AWG wires, refer to Fig. 1 1. Insert the correct size wire properly into the connector. 2. Position the connector into the tongue-and-groove pliers as shown and carefully squeeze until the latch engages. Fig.1 For 22-16 AWG wires, refer to Fig. 1 1. Insert the correct size wire properly into the connector. 2. Position the connector into the tongue-and-groove pliers as shown and carefully squeeze until the latch engages. For 14-12 AWG wires, refer to Fig. 2, 3, and 1. 1. Bend the wire support membranes outward with wire (Fig.2) 2. Place the correct size wire into the nest of the metal and gently squeeze the wire into position with tongue-and-groove pliers without distorting (flattening) the wire insulation (Fig.3). 3. Position the connector into the tongue-and-groove pliers as shown and carefully squeeze until the latch engages (Fig.1). For 14-12 AWG wires, refer to Fig. 2, 3, and 1. 1. Bend the wire support membranes outward with wire (Fig.2) 2. Place the correct size wire into the nest of the metal and gently squeeze the wire into position with tongue-and-groove pliers without distorting (flattening) the wire insulation (Fig.3). 3. Position the connector into the tongue-and-groove pliers as shown and carefully squeeze until the latch engages (Fig.1). Fig. 2 Fig. 2 Fig. 3 Fig. 3 Bend membranes with wire Bend membranes with wire Lit p/n 192160127, rev B Lit p/n 192160127, rev B nd 4650 62 Avenue N Pinellas Park, FL 33781 UL file E79133 Vol 1, Sec 2 CSA file LR18689 class 6223-02 4650 62nd Avenue N Pinellas Park, FL 33781 UL file E79133 Vol 1, Sec 2 CSA file LR18689 class 6223-02