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Aluminum is common in this larger wire, and often, connections are made to screw-down lugs. In fact the lugs are often made of aluminum . So first, check the lugs on the range and see if they're already listed for aluminum. If not, it may be possible to get lugs that are. Alternatively, you can get a wide variety of screw-lug splices for aluminum. That's all an Alumiconn is - an exceptionally small lug. The above link explains why they work. This type of screw lug is also the standard wiring method in Europe. Here are photos of Alumiconn ; a larger lug connector (see the resemblance), and the Euro style . Lastly, here's the split bolt that ThreePhaseEel is referring to. But the best way to...
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