Wire Connectors - Low Voltage T Tap Wire Connectors, 3 Way Wire Connector, T Type 2 Pin Solderless No Wire Stripping Required for LED Strip, Automotive Connection Fits 24-20 AWG 12 Pack

handy kit but to small for what i needed

Totally rubbish. No connection on cable. Wasted time trying to use it!!

Excellent for parallel connection of low current circuits. Need to make sure too much force is not used or it can break.

Dont use... barely work but also destroy the wire. After they failed to make good connections once removed over half the strands were broken. Am happy they failed now as has revealed the damage they have done. Will be soldering or using screw terminals in future

The whole idea seems sound BUT I have tried a range of cable sizes that are within the Spec. I have tried cables with the outer sheath intact and others with the cables stripped. The results are always a complete failure in terms of forming a firm joint and providing electrical continuity across the T. Save your money..

Connected wires to low voltage lights. Did not work. Used a connector block and worked first time. Tried it on another light same issue put them in the bin in the end

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I used these (and the 3-way “T” connectors) to wire 12v LED lighting inside my backyard shed using 22 gauge wire. These were simple to use (no stripping wire ends) and made solid connections. You need to be a little careful working with these because they have a one-way locking clamshell design, so if you’re holding one by the open end and squeeze too hard accidentally it can lock closed. It’s not the end of the world but then you need a tiny screwdriver to unlock the tabs (without breaking them) to open it. I’m not sure about damp environments and corrosion over the long run, which is always the issue for any connector, but so far these worked out great.

These small T-tap wire splicers are an excellent solution for splicing in wire pairs (12 volts or less) where there is a small confined area to work with. I spliced into the Lane Change Assist/LKAS Module on my 2013 Honda Accord EX-L sedan. I tapped the 12volt circuit to install a 3 Ports 12V RV USB Outlet adapter as a 5volt power source for my dash cams. Simply place wires into tap wedges and close top section and crimp down closing cap with a pair of pliers. These T-tap splicers made the project quick, easy, and successful. I highly recommend these T-tap splice connectors for such 12v automotive projects.