Anderson POWER Powerpole Pak Assembly Instructions

1. Strip insulation from the end of the wire to be terminated, being careful not
to damage the copper conductors.
2. Terminate wire by inserting it into the contact and crimping, using a recommended
Anderson crimping tool. Crimping by other tools may produce high resistance
joints or contact distortion resulting in improper seating of contact in Powerpole
housing. For safety reason, crimping is recommended rather than soldering.
Tooling
Type
Hand
Hand
Hand
Pneumatic
Insertion/Extraction
3. If Powerpoles are not already assembled into a block or cluster, slide them
together so that they dovetail into the desired multipole configuration. Adjacent
Powerpoles are properly aligned when they form a hole for the retaining in. Note:
Spacer Keys (long and short) may be used to complete the Powerpole block for
a 4, 6, 8, or 10 pole configuration whenever less than the maximum number of
Powerpoles is required and they are ideal for satisfying any keying requirements.
2 Pole Male
& Female
4 Pole
Male & Female
8 Pole
Male & Female
4. Insert a contact and wire into each housing from the rear. Position contacts
as shown (See Fig. 1a) and push forward using insertion/extraction tool, so that
contact slips under the barrier and snaps over the end of the retaining spring. (See
Fig. 1b) Repeat until all wires assembled with contacts have been firmly locked
into their respective Powerpole housings.
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Powerpole
Assembly Instructions
X = 5/16 inch
= 7.9 mm
Part
Number
1309G2
1309G3
1309G14
1367G1
111038G2
3 Pole Male
6 Pole
Male & Female
Pak
®
Loose Piece Contacts
1331, 1332, 261G1-LPBK,
262G1-LPBK, 200G2H-LPBK,
200G2L-LPBK, 261G2-LPBK,
269G1-LPBK, 269G2-LPBK
261G1-LPBK, 261G2-LPBK,
269G2-LPBK, 269G3-LPBK
200G1-LPBK, 1830G1-LPBK
201G1H-LPBK
1331, 1332
All the above
10 Pole
Male & Female
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3 Pole Female