Review on Enhance Electrical Safety 🔒 with Nilight Disconnect Electrical Solderless Connectors by Pedro Hague

These terminals do not work. The cores are pulled out immediately after crimping. I'm using a Titan 11477 crimping tool. I've tried all three terminal sizes on 10 gauge wire as well as 16 gauge wire. The crimps were useless - the wire dangled in the crimp contact and could be pulled out with little effort. I even tightened the crimping pliers to the limit, the problem was not solved. They return to Revain. Update: I went to the hardware store and bought some crimp terminals that were made in Illinois (by a company called Servalite). Illinois terminals are much better. The metal crimping the wire is much thicker. Actually thicker metal in every part of the terminal. Illinois are also much heavier. (Illinois ring terminals are also wider - see image - Yellow 1/4" has a much wider screw plate with same sized hole. This should mean better conductivity.) And Illinois terminals work correctly. .After crimping they stay on the wire even if I pull very hard. Look at the photo to see the difference. Nilight connectors in the middle. Illinois connectors on the outside.