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I am installing 18/2 paging wire for 7 paging zones. These paging circuits will terminate in an IDF and then will be extended with one 18/2 to the amplifier in the MDF. I'm looking for a splice or screw terminal for my splice in the IDF.
Any suggestions?
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I found one that will work.
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As long as you found one, great!
We use barrier strips or sometimes if time is of the essence, just a 5" electrical box with a cover and chase nipples. Wire nuts inside. Zones 1,2,3 together. 4,5,6 together. 7,8 together. Jump each group out to the feed back to the amp. Tag each group,
Sam
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Thanks Sam. I found the IDEAL 89-610 barrier strips.
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