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75.1 Cord and wires employed in a seasonal lighting product shall be secured within the attachment plug,; Z$ x9 e8 h; ]- d
current tap, or cord connector such that the conductor insulation does not slip away from the terminal
, J- |1 I! u+ }, z$ Uconnections. Unless a knot in the cord or wires inside the plug or other equivalent positive means provides- G4 q% [4 o6 z* t
security for the conductor insulation, the assembly shall be capable of withstanding the pull described in
1 L% R1 _) j0 s75.2 without detachment of the insulation from the holding means within the device, or baring of the
% B& W v, {- v9 I/ x; y+ rconductors at the entry to the device.
" {% ^4 S: e- N7 L# Y/ n; g+ P4 Q75.2 One device is to be wired as intended with at least a 6-inch (152-mm) length of flexible cord or wires.
r# i& P) U- O+ `The insulation on each conductor of the cord or wires is to be slit, parallel to the conductor, for a short
3 H- u! z% f9 p7 adistance at a point approximately 1 inch (25.4 mm) from its entry into the device, and all strands of the
: Y5 q# D' K" d) rconductor and the separator (if any) are to be severed at the slit portion. With the device securely held by
/ _0 [' z% P! D8 ^( O6 T2 U8 h$ A1 gits blades, a direct pull of 15 lbs (67 N) for 20 AWG (0.52 mm2) or larger conductors and 10 lbs (45 N)
+ M3 I9 g, G. r% y v9 V- l; a. Xfor conductors smaller than 20 AWG is to be applied for 2 minutes at the free end of the cord or wires.
1 t1 \7 ?. W9 w9 m# E9 uThe pull is to be applied in a direction normal to the plane of the cord-entry hole.
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