🔌 Efficient Industrial Electrical Shrink Solder Sleeve Crimpless Connectors: Simplify Your Connections Review

I received a full refund but please don't listen to the hype. Unless you try to use them on a dyno, they simply won't work in most real-world applications where you need them. It cannot be used indoors, and even with "pure copper" the solder does not hold well and the connection breaks with any pressure on the wires. I sent the company enough details with photos but they just insulted me with their replies. Glue with shrink clips covered with glue.

I am a very practical person and I have watched the tutorial videos for this product. I've tried them on wires large and small and can't seem to get them to work consistently. I'm not saying the product is bad, I'm just having issues with its operation. I used both high and low settings on the heat gun to remove the paint. Everything seems to be working, but the wire insulation starts to melt before the solder melts. If I stop and pull the wires, I'll break them. Not sure what I'm doing wrong…

When replacing my vintage motorcycle bulbs with LEDs I had to reverse the polarity of six individual bulbs, twelve wires total. The easiest way was to simply cut each set of two wires, strip the ends about 0.25 inch, place an Electriduct connector on the wires, reverse the polarity and twist the stripped ends together, place the connector on the joined wires and to heat. hair dryer connections. Bought a blow dryer a few years ago for another project; I'm amazed at how many times I've used it…