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  1. Read more: Marine Wiring Connections: How to Beat Salt Water on Boats
    Marine Wiring Connections: How to Beat Salt Water on Boats

    Marine Wiring Connections: How to Beat Salt Water on Boats

    Why salt water kills boat wiring connections, and how tinned cable, sealed joins and adhesive-lined heat shrink keep 12V circuits working.

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  2. Read more: Is Solderstick Waterproof? IP67 Wire Connectors Explained
    Is Solderstick Waterproof? IP67 Wire Connectors Explained

    Is Solderstick Waterproof? IP67 Wire Connectors Explained

    Solderstick connectors are rated IP67: dust tight and protected against temporary immersion. Here's what that rating really covers, how to get a reliable seal, and when to add dual wall heat shrink over the top.

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  3. Read more: 12V Caravan Wiring Repairs: Fixes You Can Do Yourself
    12V Caravan Wiring Repairs: Fixes You Can Do Yourself

    12V Caravan Wiring Repairs: Fixes You Can Do Yourself

    How to find and fix common faults on a caravan's 12V system, and why anything on the 230V side must go to a licensed electrician.

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  4. Read more: 12V Wire Gauge Guide: AWG to mm2 for 4x4 and Caravans
    12V Wire Gauge Guide: AWG to mm2 for 4x4 and Caravans

    12V Wire Gauge Guide: AWG to mm2 for 4x4 and Caravans

    Pick the right 12V wire gauge for your 4x4, ute or caravan: an AWG to mm2 chart with Australian auto cable equivalents, voltage drop by run length, and which Solderstick connector colour suits each wire.

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  5. Read more: How to Repair a Cut Wire: Splice It Properly, Step by Step
    How to Repair a Cut Wire: Splice It Properly, Step by Step

    How to Repair a Cut Wire: Splice It Properly, Step by Step

    A step-by-step guide to repairing a cut 12V wire with a sealed Solderstick splice, including wire that's too short, multi-core cable, and when not to splice at all.

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