🔌 TICONN 200PCS Heat Shrink Butt Connectors Kit - Insulated Waterproof Electrical Marine Automotive Wire Crimp Terminals - Butt Splice Connectors (3 Colors / 3 Sizes) Review

Great kit at a great price; Very good communication with the seller and fast shipping! I have used heat shrink connectors in the past and in my experience these connectors take a little longer to shrink than previous connectors I have used. Maybe that means they're better quality or more durable than the ones I've used in the past, but I'm not sure. I really like the clear markings on the connectors. I have not tested for "water resistance" and will not do so as I used these connectors to…

I have been buying similar plugs from other suppliers for many years at a higher price. They are similar to the more expensive crimp connectors I have used in the past but they are not of the same quality. I won't buy them when they run out. Using the same crimping tools, they don't seem to grip the wire as well as the others. I usually pull the wire quickly after crimping to make sure the connector is secure before the heat shrink tubing gets hot. In some cases, the wire was pulled right out…

These butt connectors are great, I am in the fishing charter business and do a lot of electrical work on my boat, swapping pumps, lights, running wires. , etc. I use these butt connectors with the right crimping tool and heat gun and they work great, I've had no problems so far. They come in red, blue, and yellow, and each corresponds to a specific size. What I don't like about this product is the type of packaging. The plastic box it comes in is very cheap and fragile and needs to be handled…

As I said, I'm usually not a fan of butt joints, but when there's no other alternative, they seem good. I'm not sure how long they will last when hot or cold or when exposed to chemicals like oil, gas or grease but they seem to be of good quality. I had to use them on the underside of my truck so my main concern was if the connection would tear and if they were truly weatherproof. I tested one of them, pulling the wires from each end as tight as I could, it held. I then used my expensive Fluke…

Well I didn't hang anything or pull on the wires to test them. But I pulled on each side before applying the heat shrink and the wires are fine. I used these to connect the oxygen sensor connector to the wiring on the PCM/harness side of my car. (I was able to quickly fry my old sensor's connector replacing the O2 sensor but not securing it away from the exhaust. Lesson learned.). Anyway, I used them to crimp existing copper wire to copper wire on a replacement pigtail connector. In my car, the