🔌 Sopoby 220Pcs Wire Spade Fully Insulated: Ultimate Solution for Secure and Efficient Electrical Connections Review

These connectors are good for general dry use but definitely not as good as any other connectors I have used and advertised for marine use. These connectors have heat shrink caps, but the plastic is hard and takes much longer for the heat gun to shrink, has little adhesive on the inside to create a watertight seal, and is completely solid after cooling compared to other marine connectors, I used lots of heat activated glue to keep water out, shrink/melt quickly at lower temperatures, and remain

Compare to Wirefly doing it right:1. The plastic sleeve should act as a funnel to feed the stripped wire into the metal connector. Wirefly does just that. On the other hand, they have a metal plug protruding into the sleeve that requires precise calculation to insert the stripped wire into it. With strands this becomes even more problematic.2. With wire, the heat shrink tubing around the red tubing is narrower than around the blue or yellow tubing because it is designed for a narrower gauge of…

Nice idea. Take the thinnest, thinnest, crimped tabs and wrap them in colored shrink wrap. Actual Effect: Worst connector kit I've ever bought. 18-22 AWG sockets have heat shrink tubing that is late enough to attach a 1/4 inch socket. Well, that means even 3:1 heat shrink tubing won't fit into a typical 20-22 AWG connector. Wire. But the heat shrink tubing over the sockets on each side shrinks and deposits its waterproof adhesive inside the plug. So shrink it down when you plug it in and you've