00:04Welcome to the connector products, automatic splice installation video.

00:09This splice features an open body design to allow the installer to visually verify

00:14installation is correct. This feature also allows water to escape the

00:18splice. A common problem with other automatic splices

00:22begin by preparing the conductor to your company's standards.

00:26Connector products recommends wire brushing all conductors that will be inserted into the

00:30splice. It's also important to strip any insulation

00:34allowing enough conductor to be exposed that will be inserted into the splice.

00:38Also make sure that the cut section of conductor is a clean cut free from burrs and

00:43defects set up your come along according to the manufacturer's specifications,

00:48allowing enough slack on the conductor for you to work with it freely.

00:52Fully insert one side of the conductor into the splice until it reaches the center stop.

00:57Tug on the conductor to set the wedges repeat this step on the other side of the automatic

01:01splice ensure the conductor is seated fully into the splice.

01:05It is very important to tug the conductor to allow the internal teeth to set on the

01:10conductor release the come along, making sure the sack of the conductor is over 15% of the

01:16rated breaking strength of the conductor being utilized.

01:19Remove all protective coverings and clean up the work area.