364 365 provide space to loop a cable tie 366 to secure run wires 322 and tap wires 324 to compression connector 320 before crimping as shown in fig1 slots 362 363 364 365 also allow crimped wire material to flow between first section 326 and second section 328 during crimping the wire material that flows between first section 326 and second section 328 acts as a mechanical lock with the inside edges of compression connector 320 to increase wire pullout force in operation run wires 322 and tap wires 324 are inserted into compression connector 320 and retained in position prior to crimping using cable tie 366 as shown in fig1 alternatively a first cable tie may be utilized to secure tap wires 324 to compression connector 320 and then a second cable tie may be utilized to secure run wires 322 and tap wires 324 to compression connector 320 when run wires 322 and tap wires 324 are secured to compression connector 320 the installer is free to position the crimp tool over compression connector 320 and begin crimping compression connector 320 is crimped with one single crimp over first section 326 and second section 328 compression connector 320 is crimped with cable tie 364 in place using a crimp tool such as panduit u00ae ct 2940 crimp tool fitted with a pair of crimp dies such as panduit u00ae cd 940h 250 crimp dies as shown in fig1 after crimping cable tie 366 is loosely secured around run wires 322 and tap wires 324 cable tie 366 can be removed or left in place the disclosed invention provides an h tap.