Wiring harnesses
Build your harness as a table: connectors at each end, wires between them with gauge, colour and length. We check it the way Vision does — gauges against contacts, pins used twice, unsealed ends in salt air — then cut, crimp, sleeve and test every circuit.
Where it lives
Covering & labels
Printed with the connector name and pin.
The harness
Ends first, then the wires between them. The drawing follows along.
DT06-nS / DT04-nP · 14–20 AWG · Sealed IP68 — vehicles, boats, outdoor gear. The island default.
PIDG · 10–22 AWG · Studs, bus bars, battery posts.
PIDG · 10–22 AWG · Studs, bus bars, battery posts.
| # | From | To | Gauge | Colour | Length | Signal | |
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Attachments
Anything that helps us see it.
A formboard drawing, a photo of the old harness, a wire list spreadsheet — or a harness from your studio projects.
The job
How many, by when, and where it goes.
Jumps the queue — about half the lead time, +35%.