If u read the red label carefully, it actually tells u to strip 18 mm or put an 18mm ferrule. U definitely want the ferrules without the housing as it also tells u that u must insert the cable 1 in .
Nice video, what size cable are you using? Amsoil Adam posted a video about frying an inverter from not removing enough wire housing thus pushing too much plastic into the terminal. Victron says to remove 18 mm (0.7")...always something to worry about, lol.
Should leave a lot more wire between the cable entry/strain relief and the terminal blocks. Also, stripped length recommendation on the inside of the equipment is 18mm. There are 18mm ferrules available and would be a better choice.
I think it's best practice to strip back more of the outer insulation and leave strain relief so the wires can enter the terminal block at more of a 90 deg angle.
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Couldn’t see if you used a square or hex type crimper… do you have a preference?
If u read the red label carefully, it actually tells u to strip 18 mm or put an 18mm ferrule. U definitely want the ferrules without the housing as it also tells u that u must insert the cable 1 in .
Nice video, what size cable are you using? Amsoil Adam posted a video about frying an inverter from not removing enough wire housing thus pushing too much plastic into the terminal. Victron says to remove 18 mm (0.7")...always something to worry about, lol.
Should leave a lot more wire between the cable entry/strain relief and the terminal blocks. Also, stripped length recommendation on the inside of the equipment is 18mm. There are 18mm ferrules available and would be a better choice.
Thanks for this helpful comment!
What size scree driver to release is what I want to know.
I think it's best practice to strip back more of the outer insulation and leave strain relief so the wires can enter the terminal block at more of a 90 deg angle.