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Manufacture of aluminum wire for these purposes has ceased and now aluminum wire and cable is manufactured in larger sizes for connection to an electric range, service equipment and other high current uses. Use of a copper jumper connected between the screw terminal of the switch or outlet and the building's aluminum wire via special connector solved this problem.It was learned that aluminum wire wasn't well suited for connection to the terminals on common outlets and switches.
These were common in the 70's when aluminum wiring was used to supply 15 & 20 amp circuits in residential and some commercial structures. These typically are a special design used to connect an aluminum and copper wire together so that a short copper jumper or pigtail may be connected to a CU rated terminal.
Never mix copper and aluminum conductors in a single terminal, unless it specifically designed for the mix. A third mark, "CU/AL" indicates the connector is suitable for either copper or aluminum. The connector will bear either the "CU" or "AL" mark. have a rating for the type of wire material i.e.: copper (CU) or aluminum (AL) and copper clad - aluminum. Use only connectors rated for the type wire.
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