shade
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I have a GFC camper on the bed of my Toyota Tacoma pickup, and I'd like to mount a recessed outlet in one of the bed cubbies so I can bring power to the camper for a few LED light strips and small device charging - no more than a 15A load.
To simplify delivering power to the composite truck bed, I'll run two conductors, and I'd like to use 10/2 AWG to minimize voltage drop and keep all of my accessory wiring the same.
I'm also considering buying a new modular crimp tool, and it'd be swell if it could be used for this connector. If not, please recommend a good crimp tool for whatever connector you like, too.
I specified "wet location" due to the possibility of an exterior connector getting wet, but I doubt I'll ever have water in my truck's bed as long as the camper is installed.
This is a follow-up thread to one about using a higher amp connector in the same location. Thanks to those fellows for the insight they provided.
To simplify delivering power to the composite truck bed, I'll run two conductors, and I'd like to use 10/2 AWG to minimize voltage drop and keep all of my accessory wiring the same.
I'm also considering buying a new modular crimp tool, and it'd be swell if it could be used for this connector. If not, please recommend a good crimp tool for whatever connector you like, too.
I specified "wet location" due to the possibility of an exterior connector getting wet, but I doubt I'll ever have water in my truck's bed as long as the camper is installed.
This is a follow-up thread to one about using a higher amp connector in the same location. Thanks to those fellows for the insight they provided.