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Unread 01-02-2013, 21:27
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Re: Blue vs Yellow crimp connectors

The color is a convenience for installers to easily tell which terminal to crimp on which size wire. The tolerances are such that they can crimp stranded or solid wire in the range. Some terminals will also have the screw size imprinted on them. So if you find a blue terminal with a "#6" on it, the opening is for a #6 screw.
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