Splicing AWG 6 to AWG 12?
I figured out that by running AWG 6 right from the panel, instead of existing AWG 12, the power losses will be cut in half. Only don't know what is the best way to splice #12 to #6 without junction b...
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Step-down crimping connector is just a little smaller than set-screw connector, and the latter is - probably - same tall as mini-ground bus.
This is all new to me, but it looks that in-line connectors - butt or set-screw - are difficult to attach to anything inside the box, so they have to be wrapped in insulation or shrink-tube or they may short to each other. There will be 2 lines in each enclosure.
Edit - PS: SMK, you are right. In a small enclosure like 3/4" conduit body there is no room for anything but inline connectors.
This is all new to me, but it looks that in-line connectors - butt or set-screw - are difficult to attach to anything inside the box, so they have to be wrapped in insulation or shrink-tube or they may short to each other. There will be 2 lines in each enclosure.
Edit - PS: SMK, you are right. In a small enclosure like 3/4" conduit body there is no room for anything but inline connectors.
