🔌 Efficient Low Voltage T Tap Wire Connectors: Convenient, Solderless 3 Way T Type 2 Pin Design, No Wire Stripping Required – Ideal for LED Strip & Automotive Connection (12 Pack) Review

I have to say that everything worked perfectly with the factory speaker cables. I have an LC7i and needed to connect it to the factory radio. At first I thought it wouldn't work as I was trying to crimp it by hand because in some reviews people said it breaks easily, but I grabbed a pair of pliers and applied enough force until I felt it snap snapped. worked great and didn't even break. I then stick on the tape after the crimp in case it comes loose or something.

. I used to use a mirror connector that plugged into the auto-dimming mirror connector on the back of the rearview mirror. This connection weakens as the temperature in the car changes, so it was unreliable. I was lucky enough to crimp this little thing over the + and - wires that feed the rear view mirror and the other connector on the mirror output wire that I cut the copper "outputs" off of. The result is a clean, reliable, and virtually invisible connection to safely connect the power…

I only solder once every few years. Needless to say, I'm not very good at it. This time I was looking at a pretty big project and thankfully took a chance. You literally just insert the wires (stripped) and close them with pliers. That's all! It is so easy. I was able to connect all the wires in an hour, which would have taken me several days with a soldering iron. In theory, they can also be reused. But I can't say I would recommend it. One side is pretty easy to open if you want. Although the

I used these splicer T's to wire 8 LEDs together for a rover I'm building - #18 for the main and #20 for the branches. #18 silicone wire works great with no modification or product trimming. I particularly like the locking rings on the branch side of the hinged lid. Most close with a good latch. Some had to push the latch down a bit to stay closed. A few suggestions: Maintain consistent polarity throughout your project. Use the continuity meter before turning it on for the first time. You…

do not buy these. As cool and simple as it sounds, they will make you tear your hair out. First, when you insert the wire to be added, the crimp does not provide a secure connection. So you have to twist the wire. bam! You turn it on, so you remove the connection and the added light goes out. So open it up and try to secure the cable better for a better connection. Repeat part 1. The lid falls off the second time you open it. I wish I could just connect the wires together initially. The amount…

The wire that comes out of individual landscape lights fits this connector very well as it is a very thin wire (about 20 gauge). But the umbilical that runs through the yard to which all the lamps are connected is roughly the same as the wiring for a table lamp (12 to 14 gauge). Wiring this size is a standard problem for Malibu landscape lighting. These ports are not big enough. to accept 12 gauge wire, so when I tried to attach a separate bulb to the main wire the plug would not close because…

*Updated review notes from original 3 star rating* I ordered 2 packs of 12 which means I should have received 24 total. Why did I only get 19? Either someone doesn't know how to count, or someone decided that I didn't deserve the amount I paid. What gives? I have used one in a test setup for some planned outdoor lighting projects (all connections are made in waterproof enclosures as they are NOT weatherproof) and it is important to check continuity at the tap points to ensure the cable is…