Which connectors did you use for the 6mm bolts ?

[Madeintheshade]

I had planned on using the scotch lock IDC’s.
However when I got to reading they are rated for 22/16 awg
wire. The 6mm bolts have 26 awg.
The smaller connectors I see are for solid wire.

[DREWTICK]

http://www.dolphincomponents.com/cat...ndard-3207.pdf

these will do the trick

do a search for dc-100-s you will find many suppliers

[Madeintheshade]

http://www.dolphincomponents.com/cat...ndard-3207.pdf

these will do the trick

do a search for dc-100-s you will find many suppliers

Looks like these will accept 2 -26 awg and a 18 awg wire .
Is this correct?
Do you pre strip your wires ?
Any special crimping tool needed?

[DREWTICK]

Looks like these will accept 2 -26 awg and a 18 awg wire .
Is this correct?
Do you pre strip your wires ?
Any special crimping tool needed?

yes I have a low voltage wiring business and buy these things in the 1000 packs, we use them for lots of stuff, on marine stuff YES I still strip the wires about a 1/4", you dont have to but many times im putting 3 wires in and its likely that with 3 one would overlap and not get pins in it,
no special crimper needed but a big pair if Klins or channel locks do a better job than my $60 crimpers

[Madeintheshade]

yes I have a low voltage wiring business and buy these things in the 1000 packs, we use them for lots of stuff, on marine stuff YES I still strip the wires about a 1/4", you dont have to but many times im putting 3 wires in and its likely that with 3 one would overlap and not get pins in it,
no special crimper needed but a big pair if Klins or channel locks do a better job than my $60 crimpers

Local electronics store sells the Steren brand B connectors.
Are these the same just another brand ?

[DREWTICK]

Those are similar just be sure to get the blue ones