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Extending 6 Gauge Wire - Best Practices?
The ground wire on the Andersen connector is too short. I can't get it reach our breaker panel, and without the need for a ground stud like last year's multiple breakout setup, I want to avoid using one.
What are the best practices in extending the 6 gauge wires on the Andersen connectors? Splice? Bolt two lugs together, and wrap in electrical tape? Break down and make space to mount a ground stud for just two wires? How do you do it? -SlimBoJones... |
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