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1.After the lighter is ignited, the sheath burns slowly.
2.The fire went out immediately after the lighter was released.
3.The temperature drops immediately without combustion, effectively preventing the flame from spreading.
1.Prepare terminals and stripped wires.
2.Crimp the terminal.
3.Press the pliers until they spring off automatically.
4.Finish pressing line
Ed E. Morawski
2025-06-08 14:29:44
These crimp on terminals work fine.The package looks small but you do get 100 red and 100 black.
Brian Hurtado
2024-12-31 16:54:24
I got these for an AC-DC inverter power supply. Since it's capable of 30A (360W), and most of what I connect to it is generally 5A or less, each of the three terminal sets on the power supply can carry two (or more) connections, simultaneously. I attach two connectors to each terminal set, and provide a single source for most of my low voltage device requirements.These fit snugly on the post screws, and I can stack two comfortable. These are ideal for two-pole input connectors, inside of an insulated project box. This way, I can mount the female end into the side of the project box, and know that the actual electronics inside are well protected. moreover, I can mount a fairly substantial 12 computer chassis fan, provide ample thermal dissipation, and not draw too heavily on the power supply.These terminals fit the bill, exactly, for their intended use. The vast majority of my connectors happen to be 16 gauge (16 AWG), so a portable power box with a regulated 12V power supply is always readily available, thanks to these.Four star execution.
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