💡 Revolutionary Amlits Connectors: Cutting-Edge Self Stripping Electrical Disconnect Solution Review

When it comes to wire termination the connection may not work as the metal part inside the connector does not do a good job of cutting the wire insulation a good one contact, so it's better to cut the insulation a bit where you are going to insert the connector

I was working in an awkward position so maybe I just couldn't get to the wires well enough, but they didn't work for me when I tried to use them. Luckily I have a wire cutter, wire stripper and soldering iron so I could still do the job I bought it for, it just took a little longer and was more permanent.

I am building an HO model train for me and my grandson. Quick connections save a lot of time instead of soldering each connection. These connectors make it very easy to attach cables to your breadboard or other items you use such as B. car speakers or car connectors to connect or disconnect. A bit pricey but you get what you pay for.

Letter to Manufacturer: I have projects to complete so I don't have time to wait for you. Don't worry about answering me. I ordered a competitor's connectors, Qibaok, and their metal terminals have the correct slots for proper splicing to the wire without breaking the strands of the wire. I'm sending yours back to Revane because yours is defective. Bad quality control. But that doesn't seem to bother you.

Great product. The connectors are of good quality and even the box is beautiful. I love that you can easily disconnect and reconnect the second cable with a standard connector. The prescribed dose includes isolated men. They're a bit more expensive than standard crimp connectors, but they're better than any other alternative to use. The crimp part cannot open when an insulated spigot end is used.

They are just as easy to use as the old traditional built-in solid couplings. Simply line up the wire, pinch/fix with pliers or similar, then crimp the shielded cap onto the stub, tie the two pieces together and you have a solid T-connection. A little bulky if you feel the need to cover with tape but it's ok if not. What I like best about this method is that if a future job requires the wiring to be disconnected, this T-junction is much easier than bypassing a solid coupler.

These T-connectors offer very good value for money and make splicing work easier. There are different calibers and they are also color coded. For softer, plastic-coated wires, they're great. But the hard plastic has to be removed to make the connection. I connected the brake light wires in my car and had trouble connecting without removing some of the plastic. Using these connectors is a better option than cutting wires and I recommend them.

It's ok if you're willing to add some tape to hold some connectors in place. I have found that the yellow plugs (larger diameter) do not lock and the slightest bump will cause the spade plug to slip out of the socket and break the connection. All styles (red, blue, and yellow) crimped well, but mating the spatula to the socket gave mixed results. Blue and red stuck together as expected. The yellow cast is not very good.