🔌 Versatile TUPARKA Waterproof Adjustable Connectors: Ideal for Plastic Applications Review

In other words, if you try to use a big wire with a typical RJ45 wire, it's not waterproof and you have to use a much thicker wire, which it is little frustrating

I didn't know there were 32, I just didn't need the whole pack of 50. The case is cheap and cracked, but still usable. It comes disassembled but surprisingly all the parts were inside, no parts were missing. Ideal for project junction boxes. Good quality. I like it.

I like the rubber washer around the connector but wish it was a little bigger. Not the one inside. It works great. I can get a big rubber washer to be doubly sure. All in all a great product and there are a lot of them. The plastic case is small and thin, but it's "nice to have", hence the no stars.

Good quality and strength but the center of the hardware is hard foldable plastic. In order to obtain a watertight seal, a sealant must be applied. I put a thin layer of hot glue around the wires and let it cool. then tightened the strain relief nut so the center collapsed on it and it worked really well.

PG19 the largest size in the kit and the ONLY size I need. Unfortunately the hole is smaller than described (see photo), it says 16mm, but the actual size was 15.22mm. I needed 16mm so my cable wouldn't fit as it's too big for the smaller diameter. The outer diameter of the thread was measured at 23.92 mm. that fits for 26mm = 1.02 inch hole. I don't need the other sizes so I didn't measure. All items were scattered in the box. We combine the washer and parts to ensure you choose the correct…

Good quality and durability, but the central part of the fittings are made of hard plastic and are collapsible. In order to obtain a watertight seal, a sealant must be applied. I put a thin layer of hot glue around the wires and let it cool. then tightened the strain relief nut so the center collapsed on it and it worked really well.

I used this for a smart DIY landscape lighting installation. It worked beautifully and seemed a far cry from Chinese junk. It will be a handy set for such needs. fair warning. It looks like it has fewer smaller oil seals. I suppose the smaller ones will go out first. Dig around there and find a small rubber disk that goes outside the container or where the widow will be. Each fits a specific size. Used 3 fun for the first time.

I'm used to using industrial (aluminum or steel) CGBs but needed some at home for a waterproof box project. They worked great. They are supplied with a rubber grommet for the bulkhead which is watertight in most situations. But I wanted to be sure I could hold this box under 3 feet of water for at least an hour, so I added silicone on both sides of the rubber gasket. (And heat shrink tubing for wires inside) I probably didn't have to do this, but an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.