How to use it
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STEP 1: Slide the connector onto one of the wires
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STEP 2: Twist or intermix the two stripped wire ends
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STEP 3: Slide the connector over the joint
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STEP 4: Heat the solder first then the ends
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Frequently asked questions
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From the Gold Coast, Queensland. Orders placed before 1pm ship the same day by Australia Post Express. Prices are in Australian dollars and include shipping. We ship within Australia only.
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Every order goes by Australia Post Express. Inside Australia Post's Express network most orders arrive the next business day. Elsewhere allow 1 to 2 business days in Queensland and 1 to 3 interstate. Check your postcode on Australia Post.
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Contact us through the contact page and tell us whether you'd prefer an email or a phone call. We'll get back to you and sort it out.
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Anyone working on low voltage wiring: car, ute, 4x4, caravan, boat and truck owners, auto electricians, marine techs, solar installers, farmers and hobbyists.
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You need a heat gun or a small butane torch.
- Slide the connector onto one of the wires.
- Strip both ends, clean them if they're dull, then twist them together.
- Slide the connector over the joint so the solder ring sits over the twist.
- Heat the solder ring until it melts and flows into the wires, then heat each end until the glue rings seal.
For extra protection, slide a piece of dual wall heat shrink over the finished joint.
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A heat gun, or a small butane torch. If you use a torch, keep the flame moving so the tubing doesn't scorch before the solder melts.
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No. You'll get a good joint without it. On old or tarnished wire, a little flux and a quick preheat help the solder flow right through the joint.
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Yes. Once heated, the glue rings seal both ends and the joint is IP67 rated. For joints that sit in salt spray or get knocked about, add dual wall heat shrink over the top.
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Light bars and spotlights, trailer plugs, fridges and dual battery setups, bilge pumps and nav lights, reversing cameras, car audio, solar leads, and quick repairs on farm and workshop gear. Any 12 or 24 volt joint that has to stay dry.
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We're a husband and wife business on the Gold Coast, selling online since 2009. We pack every order ourselves, ship the same day, and answer questions by email or phone.
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From the Gold Coast, Queensland. Orders placed before 1pm ship the same day by Australia Post Express. Prices are in Australian dollars and include shipping. We ship within Australia only.
-
Contact us through the contact page and tell us whether you'd prefer an email or a phone call. We'll get back to you and sort it out.
-
You need a heat gun or a small butane torch.
- Slide the connector onto one of the wires.
- Strip both ends, clean them if they're dull, then twist them together.
- Slide the connector over the joint so the solder ring sits over the twist.
- Heat the solder ring until it melts and flows into the wires, then heat each end until the glue rings seal.
For extra protection, slide a piece of dual wall heat shrink over the finished joint.
-
No. You'll get a good joint without it. On old or tarnished wire, a little flux and a quick preheat help the solder flow right through the joint.
-
Light bars and spotlights, trailer plugs, fridges and dual battery setups, bilge pumps and nav lights, reversing cameras, car audio, solar leads, and quick repairs on farm and workshop gear. Any 12 or 24 volt joint that has to stay dry.
-
Every order goes by Australia Post Express. Inside Australia Post's Express network most orders arrive the next business day. Elsewhere allow 1 to 2 business days in Queensland and 1 to 3 interstate. Check your postcode on Australia Post.
-
Anyone working on low voltage wiring: car, ute, 4x4, caravan, boat and truck owners, auto electricians, marine techs, solar installers, farmers and hobbyists.
-
A heat gun, or a small butane torch. If you use a torch, keep the flame moving so the tubing doesn't scorch before the solder melts.
-
Yes. Once heated, the glue rings seal both ends and the joint is IP67 rated. For joints that sit in salt spray or get knocked about, add dual wall heat shrink over the top.
-
We're a husband and wife business on the Gold Coast, selling online since 2009. We pack every order ourselves, ship the same day, and answer questions by email or phone.