4 awg lug connector for 5/32" terminal?

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I've (not) been able to find an appropriate connector. I'm running 4 gauge wire into and out of the connection terminals on this pwm. I've struck out searching for lug and ring terminals. Can anyone point me in the right direction? Thanks.

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[Externet]

I've been able to find an appropriate connector...

You did ?

If not, make them. A copper tubing section that accepts 4AWG soldered/crimped in it; flattened and drilled.

Like ----> http://www.brassanchors.co.in/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/Single-hole-Terminals.jpg

There is other types ----> http://www.ortronics.com/~/media/pr...8/cotl28.ashx?bc=White&as=1&dmc=0&h=234&w=269

 

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Hmmm. Interesting idea. Wonder where I can buy just a foot of 1/4" copper tubing...

 

[Externet]

At the hardware/plumbing store or in the dumpster of an airconditioning servicing place. Perhaps behind an old refrigerator with a defunct ice maker.

 

[shrtrnd]

Thomas & Betts makes a lot of the large AWG (and small) terminals.
You might want to Google them for size matches.
An electrical (for electricians) supply store should stock what you need.
Example of a T&B compression lug in your size is part #54106.
(Just remember, you need a proper crimp tool (or solder it), for these large terminals.

 

[Tha fios agaibh]

The reason you cant find it is because they don't make them. Usually larger screws are used with larger wire sizes in order to handle the current. Closest I think you'll find is a 1/4in lug hole

 

[Tha fios agaibh]

Why so big? I think 4awg is way oversized.