?Does the unit use a terminal block for connections or does it require crimppigtail slide on for connections. ?
1026007
It is prewired with short pigtail wires that you can connect to with simple wire nuts.
1696875
It does not, it comes with an alligator clamp set, and a semi permanent quick disconnect set that you could leave bolted on your battery terminals.
2274406
It only has one set of terminals. However, I was able to connect two lines of 12 gauge wire in the one terminal.
818596
It does come with the connections. It is a valve switch with a soft copper pipe to faucet. In my case, it was too short so I did cut it and added pipe to extend the distance from the handle. The only recommendation is to make sure you press the faucet hard when you secure the hex nut. I thought I did it but ended up with leaks and had no clue for a while. You can search for the manual pdf with the model number to see the specs.
1191957
I'm not sure I understand the question. I checked my inventory and I don't have this listed. I own one (it's around somewhere) and had it hooked to my small solar system, but it was getting slightly warm (barely, but detectable) and I went to another type of terminal block. I checked and I use 2 of these: Amico 2 Pcs 8 Position Double Row Screw Terminal Covered Barrier Strip 600V 25A...no more warmth.
1591304
Nope! I went ahead and took the pig tails from the ac adapter and exposed the bare wire and made my own adapters. Or I supposed you could also do a terminal block and wire it all in that way.
1280698
Here is a manual--it looks like there is no "C" terminal. here is a link to the manual. http://www.comfortsite.com/resources/literature/pdf/18-hd25d7-5.pdf
506201
This should work fine. I put the white wire on terminal 1 and the red wire on 2 and 3 jumped together. You will need the remote transmitter that goes with this unit.
1746159
It has the standard connection but I repaced it with a quick connect. I have quick connect on all of my attachments.
1783662
I didn't have a ring terminal either. Black to ground, red to power. A ring terminal would just be an easier way to bolt or screw the ground to the chassis.
469476
I purchased this item but never have made use of it. Although I have never installed it, I don't think it makes a difference which direction you feed the wires through. If I recall, I believe there are a couple of set screws that will splice into each wire to make the contact. Hope this helps. Steve
700598
Yes you do the following listing would be a tool that would crimp the terminal "D-sub Dt Series Deutsch Crimping Tool 20-12 Awg" Thanks for your interest Vince
171376
Most of the terminal die sets are double crimp. One of the die sets for non-insulated terminals ("U" crimp) is not.
1379462
No, not true. Now there might be inserts for threading that isn't lead, but I'm not sure about that. And my terminals are solid as a rock.
1509738
I would answer yes to all your questions. Mine came with the typical nut and bolt. I then used a ring terminal, as you mention.Good Luck
195965
There is a fused link that can go to one side of a two terminal switch. Kind of like a light switch on wall. Easy stuff. Nothing complicated. Black and red wire. What are you using it on?
137340
No Philips screwdriver needed. No quick connect fittings. I just reused the old quick connect fittings on the existing lines. Well, I replaced 2 of them.