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Anyway, I needed to use the extension wires and wire nuts that Ecobee included in the box to make my connection. The cavity in the wall behind the doorbell was a bit tight with the extra wire and ...

Here’s what you need to know in roughly the order you’ll need to decide. Is there a neutral wire in the box? Many smart switches and dimmers require the presence of a neutral wire in the ...

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I put one IDC on the bus wire every 6 feet or so and run a short No. 18 pigtail from it. I then use a large wire nut to connect several feeders to the pig tail, thus saving on expensive IDCs. Digital ...

Even something as simple as reusing a wire nut can be a consequential decision and one you're likely to encounter at some point in your DIY adventures. With that in mind, it's critical to understand ...

Now, Ford F-150 Lightning owners are dangling massive wire nuts from their hitch receivers. Not long after, another shot of someone else’s truck popped up in this F-150 Lightning Forum thread.

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