I've seen the same, although I generally use double crimp wire connections even 
on the smaller gauge wires. One crimp obviously attaches to the copper 
conductor the other crimp attaches to the wire insulation. Both Crimps are made 
with the same tool in the same crimping action. I suppose there is  a small 
cost difference in the piece part, but it's a better, in my opinion, method for 
providing a secure double connection

mac

From: Richard Nute [mailto:ri...@ieee.org]
Sent: Tuesday, March 10, 2015 11:53 AM
To: EMC-PSTC@LISTSERV.IEEE.ORG
Subject: Re: [PSES] Shrink-wrap on soldered connections



Hi Charlie:


On certified products, I have seen shrink-wrap holding soldered connections in 
place.

The shrink-wrap must attached to both the wire and some other "thing" that 
holds the wire in place should the solder connection fail.  I have seen the 
shrink wrap covering both the solder joint and the terminal such that the 
terminal is the other "thing" that holds the wire in place.

The issue is that if the solder joint fails, the wire can contact some other 
potential that would create a dangerous situation.  I have seen cabling used 
for this purpose.

Note that the solder joint itself must be mechanically secure prior to 
soldering.


Best regards,
Rich


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