Frequently Asked Questions
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| Connector Kits - General |
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What is a ‘kit’? Answer |
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Why do primary kits provide both a plug and a receptacle, whereas a secondary kit provides only one connector, either a plug, or a receptacle? Answer |
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Kits and connectors are said to be watertight. What does this mean? Answer |
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Does Amerace recommend the use of heat shrink as secondary protection for L823 connectors? Answer |
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If a megger reading on one of our circuits does down, does this mean that water is leaking into our circuit? Answer |
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How do the waterseals work? Answer |
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How does “Interference Fit” work at the cable entrance? Answer |
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How does interference fit work at the connector interface? Answer |
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How can I have confidence that the rubber used for kit housings will stand up to the conditions on my airfield, such as salt water, oil, jet fuels, deicing fluids, etc.? Answer |
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I have a cabling application that requires a section of shielded L824C #6 cable, spliced in-line with standard L824C #6 cable. Do the 52 and 54 series pins and sockets mate regardless of the conductor crimped? Answer |
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