Please help ID componet

[TheOmega]

First, thanks for taking the time to read this.

I have searched for two days trying to find out what this component is and I just can't find it. I'm hoping someone here may be able to help me. The component I need identified is at the top center of the attached schematic, between W10 and W11. I have never seen this before and cannot find anything even remotely similar on the web. The actual physical device appears to be just a male/female coupler in the wiring harness. However, the gentleman briefing us on this piece of equipment said it was a fuse.

I have to start fielding this equipment soon, and don’t want to give our Soldiers bogus information and I’m certain the device depicted between W10 and W11 is not a fuse.

Thanks in advance for any help you can provide.

JD

 

[crutschow]

The device between 10 and 11 does not correspond to any standard circuit symbol I'm aware of. It could be an inline fuse, but they have a fuse at the bottom of the diagram that uses a standard fuse symbol so it's certainly not clear. Your guess is as good as mine.

 

[Mr RB]

This is a guess too, but I think it is just a connector.

Wires W2 and W7 run the whole way and don't have a connector shown, but W10 connects to W11 through the mystery doodad.

 

[Boncuk]

This is a guess too, but I think it is just a connector.

Wires W2 and W7 run the whole way and don't have a connector shown, but W10 connects to W11 through the mystery doodad.

I also guess it's a a connector. The battery terminals look similar to it.

 

[TheOmega]

Thanks for the answers so far gentlemen, I wish I had a picture of the device, I just didn’t think to take one at the time. Physically, it looks very similar to connector but with the standard circuit symbol for a single wire connector being so simple I really can’t see using this unusual symbol for one.

Honestly I never thought to question the information calling it a fuse until I got back to the office and noticed the relative standard fuse symbol in another part of the diagram.

I hope someone who sees this will know.

JD