KP-F1 Panduit Corp, KP-F1 Datasheet - Page 778

• Manufacturer Part Number: KP-F1
• Description: KIT FERRULE NONINS AWG22-14
• Manufacturer: Panduit Corp
• Series: Pan-Term®r
• Type: Ferrule kitr

Specifications of KP-F1

• Kit Type: Ferrule - Wire End
• Values: 370 pcs - Assorted Non-Insulated 22 ~ 14 AWG Ferrules
• Kit Contents: 500 Pieces Of F75-6, 400 Pieces Of F76-6 & F77-6, 300 Pieces Of F78-7, 200 Pieces Of F80-7
• Lead Free Status / Rohs Status: Lead free / RoHS Compliant

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Guidelines for Installing Aluminum Mechanical Connectors
1. Select the correct connector for your application.
2. Remove the insulation from insulated cable.
3. Clean the exposed conductor using a wire brush or an
4. Apply Panduit joint compound to the clean conductor for
5. Insert the conductor into the connector and:
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mechanical connector applications
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ELECTRICAL SOLUTIONS
Always use an aluminum conductor with an
aluminum connector
Verify that the connector is marked for the conductor size
and type that you are using
See page D3.38 for Panduit cable stripping tools
Use care to avoid nicking the conductor strands
Strip the insulation to the proper length as listed in the
installation instructions provided with Panduit connectors
In a similar manner, clean an unplated connector pad and the
surface to which the connector will be attached
Solvent should be used to clean plated parts that are dirty,
but the plating should never be disturbed with abrasives
Joint compound will deter the formation of surface oxides
after installation
Aluminum compression connectors and insulated mechanical
connectors are pre-filled with joint compound
For mechanical connectors, tighten the screws to the
recommended torque values
For compression connectors, use the recommended die and
crimping tool to make the proper compression connection