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hello everyone, hope all is well. i am using cat 6e cable for my shunts, i had them wired without ferrules and that seemed ok. cat 6e is stranded wire. i installed ferrules and cant keep them in the connector, any tricks? i dont want to force them in and break them off in the connector. thank you john
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Aug 27, 2025, 4:48:41 PMAug 27
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John,
What model of ferules did you get ? Maybe they are to short thus do not reach the spring connector part and it may be the reason they are pushed out.
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The only good answer is that these connectors are made for solid wire.
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John. I had the same problem trying to get .5mm ferrules into the SBMS0 connector. After the problem I had with Cat 6 solid wire I went to 20 ga stranded wire and soldered the ends. Carefully soldered ends on 20 ga wire will fit the SBMS0 connector, and for me provided a much more secure connection between the SBMS0 and battery. Full description of problem with Cat 6 wire and solution in an earlier post. Dave