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# Inline Wire Lever Nuts

The Inline Wire Lever Nuts are perfect for situations when 2 sets of lines need to be spliced, like CAN wire. The multicolored levers allow users to quickly distinguish between the two lines.

To use the Inline Wire Lever Nuts, first strip the desired number of wires to 10mm (or roughly 3/8”) and twist the exposed wire. Then lift the lever, insert the stripped ends of the wire, and lower the lever. Finally, give the wires a light tug to check that they are fully clamped by the Wire Nuts.

{% hint style="info" %}
The lever color indicates which ports connect to each other.
{% endhint %}

| Wire Size     | 0.08-4.0mm² or 28-12AWG |
| ------------- | ----------------------- |
| Rated Voltage | 250V/400V               |
| Rated Current | 32A                     |
| Strip Length  | 10mm or 3/8”            |

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