DaveFason Posted December 2, 2015 Share Posted December 2, 2015 Hey guys, After talking with a few people and feedback from others on the forum it came to my attention that swapping the fans on the NBR line up was a royal pain due to soldering or just not knowing exactly to reconnect. I had my eye on these special terminals around 1 - 1.5 years ago but were only around in Germany or UK. They were just released state side last month and I was able to order a TON. This will solve everyones issue with swapping the fan out if by chance it does go out or is fried from a higher voltage. These will be included when I send out a replacement fan for FREE. Strip Wires : Fan Replacement : New Terminals by David Fason, on Flickr Lift Levers on Terminals : Fan Replacement : New Terminals by David Fason, on Flickr Close Terminal Lever One : Fan Replacement : New Terminals by David Fason, on Flickr Closer Terminal Lever Two : Fan Replacement : New Terminals by David Fason, on Flickr Slide everything back in and there you have it! I want to say thanks to the people who brought to my attention that not everyone can do some electrical stuff so easy. These terminals make it just that easy! As always thanks! -Dave P.S - I am swapping most of my home wiring ( lamps, fans , etc ) with these due to the high voltage/amp rating, small size and reusable. Simply amazing! Link to comment
Merthynia Posted December 2, 2015 Share Posted December 2, 2015 Hey guys, After talking with a few people and feedback from others on the forum it came to my attention that swapping the fans on the NBR line up was a royal pain due to soldering or just not knowing exactly to reconnect. I had my eye on these special terminals around 1 - 1.5 years ago but were only around in Germany or UK. They were just released state side last month and I was able to order a TON. This will solve everyones issue with swapping the fan out if by chance it does go out or is fried from a higher voltage. These will be included when I send out a replacement fan for FREE. Strip Wires : Fan Replacement : New Terminals by David Fason, on Flickr Lift Levers on Terminals : Fan Replacement : New Terminals by David Fason, on Flickr Close Terminal Lever One : Fan Replacement : New Terminals by David Fason, on Flickr Closer Terminal Lever Two : Fan Replacement : New Terminals by David Fason, on Flickr Slide everything back in and there you have it! I want to say thanks to the people who brought to my attention that not everyone can do some electrical stuff so easy. These terminals make it just that easy! As always thanks! -Dave P.S - I am swapping most of my home wiring ( lamps, fans , etc ) with these due to the high voltage/amp rating, small size and reusable. Simply amazing! This is a great idea. Is there more room in the newer models to fit these inside though? I barely had enough room to slide the wires back in as it was. Link to comment
DaveFason Posted December 2, 2015 Author Share Posted December 2, 2015 This is a great idea. Is there more room in the newer models to fit these inside though? I barely had enough room to slide the wires back in as it was. These will literally slide on the side with the heatsink. It is tight but they fit. The new units wont need to worry about with the design. Link to comment
HarryPotter Posted December 2, 2015 Share Posted December 2, 2015 This reminds me of how the tunze pump connects to the brain! You push the exposed wire in and it clamps it in Link to comment
DaveFason Posted December 2, 2015 Author Share Posted December 2, 2015 Yep. These are super duty. Made by Wago. ATI uses a terminal like this but it can not be reused. This reminds me of how the tunze pump connects to the brain! You push the exposed wire in and it clamps it in Link to comment
StevieT Posted December 2, 2015 Share Posted December 2, 2015 I got rid of wire nuts a few years ago and started using those. Much easier for all electrical applications. USA is slow on some of this stuff. Link to comment
basser1 Posted December 2, 2015 Share Posted December 2, 2015 Dave will this work for my retro you did for me? I have a fan that's acting flaky, I have to tap it to get it to start. Link to comment
DaveFason Posted December 2, 2015 Author Share Posted December 2, 2015 Yes sir. Your 4 year old fan is probably in line for a update. Dave will this work for my retro you did for me? I have a fan that's acting flaky, I have to tap it to get it to start. Link to comment
basser1 Posted December 2, 2015 Share Posted December 2, 2015 Yes sir. Your 4 year old fan is probably in line for a update. Where do I send me money and how much is it?? Thanks Link to comment
JR! Posted December 2, 2015 Share Posted December 2, 2015 crazy how quiet they are. have to check to see if mine is on all the time lol Link to comment
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