Connect thicker wires than crimp-on butt splices

Connect wires end to end to extend a run or repair a line

Squeeze onto wires for a stronger grip than standard connectors

Lay wire into your tap on the first try instead of poking and threading

Splice two wires into one for a tidier setup

Insulation shrinks when heated for a tighter grip than standard butt splices

Shrink when heated for a stronger grip than standard crimp-on connectors

A step up in strength and strain relief over standard butt splices

Bite through insulation to connect wires without stripping them first

Bite into an installed wire to power additional lines

Pop quick-disconnect terminals in and out to restore or break connections without rewiring

Pop snap plugs in and out to restore or break connections without rewiring

Filled with grease to repel moisture and maintain a strong connection

Filled with gel to repel moisture and prevent corrosion

Filled with gel to repel moisture and prevent corrosion

Sealed end caps repel moisture to keep wires dry and conductive

Filled with silicone to repel moisture and prevent corrosion

Streamline wiring from multiple components into a single circuit

A step up in strength and strain relief over standard multi-direction splices

Pop onto wire by hand instead of fussing with crimping tools

Join two, three, or five wires without stopping to crimp connectors

Flip the clamp down on your wire to save time over crimping

An economical alternative to quick-connect clamp-on splices

Join two to eight wires without stopping to crimp connectors

Push wire into place to save time over crimping or twisting

Connect two components with different wire sizes

Connect two components with different wire sizes

Connect thicker wires than crimp-on butt splices

Tighten the set screw into the metal barrel for a firm grip on the wire

Tighten a hex nut for a strong hold on large wires

Solder stiffens and strengthens the wire so it won't fray when vibrated

Keep multiple sizes on hand and heat the splice to strengthen the connection with solder

Solder stiffens and secures the wire through the heaviest vibrations and sharpest tugs

Join two sizes of wire and heat the splice to strengthen the connection with solder

Solder stiffens and secures the wire through the heaviest vibrations and sharpest tugs

Bring multiple sizes to a job and leave the installation tools behind

Insert wires and twist on the caps to lock wires in place when vibrated and pulled

Keep a variety of sizes on hand to tap any wiring in your facility

Twist the cap for a tighter grip on the wire than other taps

Twist connectors onto wire ends or pierce insulation with a tap to create a new circuit

Bring a range of sizes to the job and twist them onto wires without crimping tools

Twist onto wires without crimping for fast and easy installation

Enclosed in durable plastic tubing so you can bury in rocky soil

Protect underground connections from moisture, corrosion, and stress

Double O-rings and EPDM insulation withstand moisture and stress underground

Gel seals off the wire so it stays completely dry and conductive

Join two wires of different sizes while keeping the connection dry and conductive

End caps seal off the wire so it stays completely dry and conductive

Tap or join larger wires than standard wire taps and connectors