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good substitute for terminals
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<blockquote data-quote="Canaan" data-source="post: 7219716" data-attributes="member: 566706"><p>Bolts and nuts (nickel or brass) work fine, but I build all my boxes w/ direct 12ga OFC wire thru the box (for all 600wrms+ systems, lower power gets 14ga).</p><p></p><p>Cheaper than terminals or bolts. Just drill a hole thru the box to allow the wire to fit.</p><p></p><p>Then fill the hole w/ caulk or hot-glue. I prefer hot-glue since it cures quickly.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Canaan, post: 7219716, member: 566706"] Bolts and nuts (nickel or brass) work fine, but I build all my boxes w/ direct 12ga OFC wire thru the box (for all 600wrms+ systems, lower power gets 14ga). Cheaper than terminals or bolts. Just drill a hole thru the box to allow the wire to fit. Then fill the hole w/ caulk or hot-glue. I prefer hot-glue since it cures quickly. [/QUOTE]
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