00:00Welcome to the Burnie compression cable pole installation video.

00:03Before proceeding. It is very important to comply with all the

00:07safety precautions described in the safety operation manual,

00:10an instruction that is individually packaged with each compression cable pole.

00:14This video will guide you through the steps on how to properly crimp your compression cable

00:18pull. It is important to note that the number of

00:21crimps required for each compression cable pull is different.

00:24Each compression cable pull barrel is marked with the correct number of cramps and you can

00:28consult the SOMI for proper number of crumbs for the compression cable pull barrel.

00:32You are installing step one for all compression cable pulling heads,

00:38select the appropriate compression cable pull for the conductor being crimped and verify the

00:43conductor and compression cable pull markings are the same.

00:46The SOMI also indicates the conductor it accommodates for each compression cable pull

00:51step two for all compression cable pulling heads measure appropriate strip length line up

00:58the compression barrel to the conductor mark the cable at the appropriate strip length for

01:03easy strip length verification installers can use the do not crimpy online to measure strip

01:09length or review the Somi which identifies the minimum strip length required.

01:14It is important that conductor is stripped to the appropriate length to ensure the wire is

01:18fully inserted into the barrel.

01:20As a warning, each crim needs to have full contact with the conductor inside the barrel to

01:25ensure proper grip to the wire. Failure to properly strip the wire may result

01:30in a failure. Step three for all compression cable pulling

01:34heads strip the cable to the needed length with a wire stripper or another appropriate wire

01:39stripping device strip the insulation carefully to avoid nicking or cutting the wire strands

01:45strip the insulation to the proper length. So the conductor can be fully inserted into the

01:49compression cable, pull head as a warning, damaging wire strands during the stripping

01:54process can reduce the conductor's overall diameter which can result in less wire strands

01:59being compacted.

02:01This can cause the wire to slip from the barrel as the mechanical grip from the compression has

02:05been compromised. Step four, select the appropriate installation

02:09tooling. This is identified in the Somi step five,

02:14fully insert the conductor into the compression cable pulling head.

02:19Step six, apply the proper number of crimps to the barrel.

02:24Each barrel may require a different number of crimps.

02:27So be sure to review the barrel markings and or the soy for proper number of cramps and

02:32rotational crimp requirements.

02:34Be sure each crimp is applied with a full crump cycle to be sure proper installation as a

02:39warning, full CRM cycles, installing a proper number of cramps and using the proper

02:45rotational crimp offsets is critical to ensure the grip on the conductor is not compromised,

02:50resulting in a failure for the Y PC 25 barrels. One crimp is required place the YCP

02:5725 barrel at the top of the 644 head. Use the crimp band as a guide for the crimp

03:02placement by lining up the crimp band to be in the center of the 644 nest groove

03:19step seven prior to use, inspect each compression pulling grip to ensure that the

03:25proper number of cramps have been applied and that there are no visual damages to the

03:29compression pulling grips or conductor after the inspection is complete and the compression

03:34cable pull heads have been approved. The compression pulling heads will be ready for

03:38use for more information, visit bernie.com or contact Bernie customer service at 1 803

03:45464175.

03:48Thank you for watching the Burnie Compression cable pole installation video.