🔌 Efficient Hilitchi Insulated Disconnects for Industrial Electrical Projects Review

This is absolute, absolute, complete garbage. See attached photo. Only the yellow ones have a "leg" at all, but you can see they have a plastic cap or shell that "snaps" together and this thing comes off very easily. they are garbage. The plastic is thin and cheap, poor quality in my opinion. It's definitely better to buy quality and spend a little more (literally pennies apiece). Do you want to create a short film, maybe make a fire? Come on, try these flags. Otherwise buy the original (JT&T…

I saw these 90° connectors and said I had them. What I like is that I can separate the speakers with a 90° connector, that makes it more unified and can protect the cable from unwanted objects. I really like how I put stereo in cars. I want everything to be clean, all my cords tucked away inside the uniform so they don't get in the way. Which they're great for, but I hate the way you have to crimp the wire into them. I can't use regular pliers, I had to use all my vices that work, but there…

The yellow cover can be removed by crimping the wire and then snapping the plastic, the blue and red are force crimped over the plastic, or maybe cut the plastic and use another insulation method. I bought them primarily for the yellow ones to make my own low profile built-in ATC 10awg fuse holders, as the bulky ones I've bought in the past have proved very resilient and heated up locally well below the wire's maximum current rating . . I was unfazed by the thickness of the metal on these…