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Splicing the Perimeter Wire

The perimeter wire need to be spliced in the following cases:

 

  • If additional wire is required in order to complete the initial set-up.
  • Changes done in the lawn.
  • Cut wire.

 

To splice two wires follow the instructions below:

 

  • Use the connectors supplied in the box, as shown in the figures below; they are waterproof and provide reliable electrical connection.
  • Strip ½ inch (1.5cm) of each wire end (Figure 1 – step 1).
  • Twist the stripped ends together (Figure 1 – step 2).
  • Screw the silicone filled wire nut on the twisted ends until it stops turning (figure 1 – step 3).

 

Step 1

Step 2

Step 3

Figure 1 – Splicing the perimeter Wire

Important Information!
Twisted cables or a screw terminal insulated with insulation tape is not a satisfactory splice. Soil moisture will cause the conductors to oxidize and after a while result in broken circuit.