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Re: Anderson PowerPole for 18AWG cables

Those are PP45 crimps, meant for 10 gage wire. For 16 and 18 gage, you need the PP15 crimps. The housing is the same.
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Re: Anderson PowerPole for 18AWG cables

http://www.powerwerx.com/anderson-po...ings-contacts/

Here is the link for the PP15 terminals Knufire mentioned.

As he stated regardless how you crimp them you will not get a good crimp on your smaller gauge wire with the PP45's.


We stock PP15 for 16&18awg PP30 for our 12 gauge and PP45 for our 10gauge (usually only for drive motors or other very high current motors.)
You can see them all here
http://www.powerwerx.com/anderson-po...ings-contacts/
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