00:00Mechanical type or compression connectors from the cod surface.

00:10Thank you for your interest in the Burnie KCKF bulkhead connector.

00:15Today, we'll be installing a KCKF onto a metal enclosure with two conductors.

00:20Make sure you have all appropriate safety gear tools and equipment for the installation.

00:25First, consult your Burnie literature to determine the appropriate through hole size for

00:30your connector. Remove the cover of your enclosure and drill a

00:34hole matching the size of your connector disassemble the

00:40KCKF. As shown

00:54note the male side and female sides of the connector starting with the

01:00female portion, place your grounding conductor in the connector and hand tighten under the

01:05pressure bar. Next, remove the nut and pressure bar assembly

01:09if necessary for the male portion of the connection, install the stainless steel washer,

01:15followed by the rubber washer and insert into the through hole,

01:32hold the mail portion in the hole and install the stainless steel washer.

01:36Followed by the stainless steel lock washer

01:46position, the female side with a threaded screw and spin the male side until hand tight.

02:00A key component to attaining Nema four X rating is tightening the components down to the

02:05specified torque ratings with your bury torque, wrench torque,

02:09the connector to the enclosure using the torque specified in the documentation.

02:15Finally install your external ground connector and tighten to the appropriate torque

02:41repeat for internal connection.

02:52Your KCKF connector is installed for more information.

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