Plan Custom C9 Runs with SPT-1 Plugs

Draw the run before cutting

Label each lit section, unlit transition, approved connection, and power location. Measure along the intended route and choose 12-inch or 15-inch socket spacing. Keep run labels tied to the house drawing so the crew can match stored sections to the correct location next season.

Verify every component

Peak lists SPT-1 lamp wire and male and female SPT-1 plugs. Confirm the supplied socket line’s wire type and approved connector compatibility separately. Check bulb base, voltage, wattage, outdoor suitability, and maximum run limits against the actual manufacturer instructions. The catalog’s planning quantities are not electrical design limits.

Follow the supplied assembly method

Disconnect power before cutting or assembling wire. Use the exact supplied model’s instructions for wire placement, polarity, connector cover closure, and end treatment. Do not improvise a termination or copy a technique for a different plug. If the instructions or ratings are missing, resolve those details before assembly or testing.

Count packages and document the result

List male plugs, female plugs, socket line, lamp wire, bulbs, and mounting pieces separately. Round plugs and bulbs to 25-count packs, clips and stakes to 100-count packs, and lamp wire to 250-foot lengths. Inspect completed sections before energizing, follow the product testing instructions, and retain labels and purchase records for service.

Build a job-specific supply list

Use the free material calculator, compare mounting hardware, and review C9 bulbs, socket line and lamp wire, SPT-1 plugs, and clips and stakes.

For model-specific specifications or a bulk quote, call 817-538-8735.