Will it work with the more common 15° wire, or will it only work with the 16° wire?
71301
I use mostly generic coil nails in mine. Not sure of the angle but what shoots in the other nailer seems to work fine in this one.
71302
I have ran 15 degree wire nails in it and didn't have a any issues. I was using it for sub floor and it sank nails fine. I would say the nv75 has more power and a more enclosed feeder for the nails but the 65 has been very dependable for siding and trim.
1188280
I Binged the question and found the answer, I would use the 16 gauge wire, especially if you putting the time into making them. I hope that this answers your question.
2258188
The sockets are different sizes based on amperage ratings. If your window air conditioner plug is an L5-20P (20 amp) then it will work. However, the reason they do this to insure that your circuit has the capability to handle the load. If you are plugging this into a socket on a 15 amp breaker, you could have problems.
2254045
16 gauge will work...if you have a problem you may want to go up to 14 gauge
237332
I havn't had a chance to try mine yet but I do agree completely with "FlickerKing's" answer. It should work fine. P.S. If you extend the length you maybe should use at least 18 guage stranded wire for better performance.
505268
Do know for sure but I think it will work with anything. I got it work with an old cut wire system.
1742124
#6 wire will work fine. You can always go up on wire size, just not go to small. The lugs on that unit will work with #6.
1842437
Hi,We used 16 gauge wire. It works fine for us. Not sure that's the proper gauge but that's what we've used on all our fence chargers.
308542
I used 16 gauge and its working great. I think you can use 14 as well but 16 works fine so save a few 4.
2035908
I'm not sure about the actual size of the wire connected to the Supco SCM150, but I did connect it to my cutoff box, which uses 10 gauge wire.
1872829
I use a lot of 16 thru 12 ga. wire depending on current draw. Connectors are available very heavy current to the lighter stuff, i.e., 22 ga. Do a search and see. de K0xxx
2098651
I bought two of these and they worked fine with the 18GA wire in my boat. They use a screw lug contact. I doubt if you'd get 16GA wire to fully fit into it, but i f you removed some of the strands, you could probably get enough into the contact to work well. But I'd say its meant for 18 or 20 GA wire.
1014375
It does not work with 1/16 " cable. I have tried and it definitely does not work!
165267
It will not work. I wouldn't use 20 gauge wire for any load greater than 1 AMP.
487328
I think the wire I used is 18 gauge, but I'm confident that up to 16 gauge would slide in easily as well.
790286
I have a 16 also. Bought the 15 . It works fine for me. Just a tiny bit short that doesn't make a difference. Still keeps our pool warm!
1229289
This "contact" switch will accommodate a wide range of wire sizes. The wire size should be matched to the motor requirements. I'm using it on my well pump that has size 10 wires. I suspect that it would physically be compatible with size 16 up to size 6 wire.