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Premium quality B-Wire connectors are manufactured from high quality material. These connectors feature insulation piercing internal teeth, soft (easy to squeeze) crimp, rugged protective outer covering and are filled with a corrosion resistant silicone gel. These connectors have been used in the CCTV industry for many years and are the standard method for splicing wire. They provide a solid dependable splice in wires ranging from 18 to 30 gauge.
Premium quality B-Wire connectors are manufactured from high quality material. These connectors feature insulation piercing internal teeth, soft (easy to squeeze) crimp, rugged protective outer covering and are filled with a corrosion resistant silicone gel. These connectors have been used in the CCTV industry for many years and are the standard method for splicing wire. They provide a solid dependable splice in wires ranging from 18 to 30 gauge.
| Weight | 1.00 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 0.01 × 0.01 × 0.01 in |
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Tommy L. –
Great for splicing wires.
Bart Holcomb –
These connectors work very well. I usually use them to connect or make splices in my power supply lines. They pierce the wire’s insulation just right so as to make a solid connection.
King, Anson –
Very useful for making quick and reliable connections.
Vance Laughlin –
These are great for connecting just about any kind of wire, especially alarm wires and power supply wires. They remind me of a connector we used to use in the telephone industry (I don’t know if they still use them or not, I’m retired) called Scotch-Locks. The crimping teeth make a good connection with the wire while the silicone gel prevents rusting and water invasion.
Geroge Paulsen –
These work great in a “pinch.”…Get it–“pinch?”