POWERPOLE MODULAR CONNECTOR ASSEMBLY SHEET For all models: 15, 30, 45, 75, 120 and 180 amperes. Single Pole Power Connectors with Single Piece Housings

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CONTACT INSERTION/ALIGNMENT lnsert contact and wire into the housing from the rear. Position contact as shown above and push forward using insertion/extraction tool (Cat. No: 111038G2 for smaller wire sizes in 1345, 1395, 1330, 13OO models) so ihat the contact slipé under the barrier and snaps over the end of the retaining spring. Tug slightly to make sure the contaci is locked in place.

CONTACT REMOVAL For 1320 & 1380 series select a screwdriver of appropriate size. Depress spring at front of housing and pull wire out. For 1395, 1330, 134s & '1300 series, insertioniextàction tool (No. 1 1 1038G2). Place one of the fonivarding prongs of the tool between the contact and spring using a rotary motion. continue rotation while pulling on the wire until the prong causes disengagement of contact from the spring. withdraw contact from rear of housing (see fig. 6).

CONNECTOR USAGE

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Do not disconnect under load. Not for interrupting current. Connector halves should not be disconnected by grasping cable leads. For use only in equipment where the acceptability of the combination is determined by UUCSA or other applicable certification agencies.