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You may use the waterproof crimp-style splice connectors (simple referred to
as splice connectors) to connect any system cables.
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OOLS AND MATERIALS NEEDED
You may need some of the following tools and materials in order to splice
cables. Please be sure you have everything you need before beginning.
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Pliers
Wire Stripper or Knife
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Cable Clips or Weather-Resistant Cable Ties
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For the best connection, note the following suggestions:
Try to place the connection between cables inside a building, underneath an eave,
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or in another location similarly shielded from rain.
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When securing cables, place a cable clip or tie on each side of the connection
point so the movement of the cables does not cause the connection to pull apart.
It is a good practice to leave an extra length of cable near the connection point in
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case future adjustments or repairs are necessary.
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1. Use a wire stripper or a knife to strip away about 1 ∫ (3.8 cm) inches of the jacket (the
outer covering) and shield (the foil-like inner covering on shielded cables) of the cable.
Do not strip away any of the colored insulation on the individual wires.
Repeat this procedure for the end of each cable you are connecting.
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2. Take a wire from one of the cables and place it into one of the holes at the end of a
splice connector.
Make sure you push the wire all the way in. You can check this by looking
through the clear side of the splice connector.
3. Take the same colored wire from the other cable and place it into the other hole at the
end of the splice connector.
Make sure you push the wire all the way in. You can check this by looking
through the clear side of the splice connector.
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4. Use pliers to snap the yellow cap into place, securing the wires.
5. Repeat this procedure for each set of colored wires and the bare drain wires.
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