There are different approaches available. An easy
way to create a good fit that is electrically and
mechanically effective is to fold the end of the
stripped wire to give 2 or 3 thicknesses of the
wire, and then crimp a copper barrel over the
wire. This may or may or may not be acceptable to
an AH
Most 200A meter cans have a minimum wire size of #6. The Milbank K4977-EXT
tap connector might do the trick to get you down to #12 if your utility
will allow it:
http://www.milbankworks.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2013/03/TapConnectors_6-13_Web.pdf
.
I think that it will work without a wire under
Daniel
What is the minimum size the lug will except
Jerry
On Fri, Sep 2, 2016 at 9:33 AM, Daniel Tittmann
wrote:
> wondering if anyone has a simple lug solution for a problem i found my
> self in.
> with out looking I used a meter socket for a REC meter that is not rated
> for #12 AWG wire. it
wondering if anyone has a simple lug solution for a problem i found my self
in.
with out looking I used a meter socket for a REC meter that is not rated
for #12 AWG wire. it is on a 20 breaker but wire size is too small for the
lugs. Is there a simple Lug solution that will pass muster or do I ne
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