TICONN Connectors Self Stripping Electrical Disconnect Review

Arrived on time. Works as it should. I used the product to connect to 18 gauge wire with a thick insulator. I hammered the insulator before connecting to ensure the connector would make a good connection.

5***** Stars Great Product Tony sent me pictures. I didn't have to break any soldering tools. Fast, pleasant and clean work. Thank you "TICONN" for a great product. I will use it when soldering is not required.

Someone did not pay attention to the red T-shaped connector. In the photo you can see the correct metal insert, which is inserted into the wire on the left. Next to it is the fake metal insert that appears to come with the yellow T-tap. The blue and yellow T-arms are for comparison. Most red T curves are wrong. Hope to get 10 out of 40 good ones.

The Ticonn tees worked well. I like the idea that if you plug in the wrong wire (like I did) you can just unplug and leave the tap. A Helpful Tip: Press firmly to ensure the shoulder blade is fully in. Once that is accomplished it will become trapped and will likely not come out until you pull it out. Good value for money and good quality.

I did a simple installation test using 22 gauge wire (red connector and tip). It worked the first time with minimal effort. Very easy to use. All you need for installation is wire strippers, needle nose pliers and crimping pliers. Highly recommended for those who need to splice a wire to an existing wire. I've worked in electronics manufacturing for over 40 years, first in aerospace and then in commercial electronics, so I have significant experience in this area. Good value for money.

Tees work as they should. It is possible to use any of the 3 colors together, for example if you are connected to a 12 AWG main wire with a yellow T-Tap connector, you can separate it from a drop wire with a red connector and 18 AWG wire to the bulb . .I've found them to be really helpful when connecting internal 12v RV lights. It takes a once or twice to learn how to squeeze them together properly, but once you've done that you can quickly connect the T-arms. The blades are very tight for a…

site and work well, but these parts are of such poor quality that they do not work. I squeezed it until it clicked and then a little harder and then checked the connection with a multimeter and I didn't have one. I tried to push even harder but the bones are still missing. I unplugged the cable and to my surprise the small metal blade did not penetrate the cable's outer sheath. Aside from not being strong enough to puncture an internal cable, I found several connectors lacked a fully internal…

I bought these because I wanted to connect them to the turn signal and reverse light wires in my car. Before proceeding with this factory new wiring, I decided to do a dyno test. These couplers work by forcing the wire into a metal conduit that should basically strip the sides of the wire and make contact. In practice it technically works, but I have serious doubts about the quality and safety of using this product. With each test, I found several strands in the tapped wire to break. I've tried

So at first they worked for my purpose and didn't tear my car's audio harness to pieces. They look pretty cozy when you put them together. I twisted the terminals around the wire once or twice (without using force) just to ensure penetration, but the same could be accomplished by lightly cutting the wires. That's why I docked it with a star. I connected everything and nothing works. I ended up chasing everything, blah blah blah, but ultimately the pin ends of these connectors were the culprit…