Gardner Bender 19-PC2 PushGard 2-Port Push-In Wire Connectors, 22-12 AWG Solid, 10 pk, Red
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Wires are embedded into each device, so solving this problem may be difficult. It may be possible, but for me it would be very difficult.
My shop was installing new ballasts at the time, so I purchased these to make the job a lot quicker (15 ballasts, 25' ceilings) and they worked well. I have used them with solid wire and braided wire, and the only thing I had to worry about was to ensure they bit down into clips enough for solid wire braided wire wasn't a In my opinion, these are excellent buys that can be used for just about anything.
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It is pricier than wire nuts, but it is easier to install, it has a more secure connection and it takes up less space within It was used on wires 12/2, 14/2, and 18/5. As well as being easy to remove, you can twist the wire back and forth to redo the connection if needed. The second time you added the wire, the connection was just as secure as it was the first time. I was a little concerned that once the wire was removed, it wouldn't sit as securely.
Wire nuts are not for everyone, so these are the perfect solution for those of us who are not fond of them. Their speed, ease of use, and reliability make them a great choice. Be sure that you have inserted the wire well to ensure it is well seated in the device. I normally use these when I do new work or remodels, and they are a little more expensive than wire nuts, but they save me time and energy in the long run. useful in saving some space in junction boxes with tight spaces.
If there is an electrical problem in my house or RV, I usually blame wire nuts. It was easy to insert the wires into these connectors, and I felt secure once the wires were connected. My safety is a concern when I work with electricity, so I wrap some electricians tape around the wires after they have been Using this, the wires will not come out of the connector because they will be bound together. I don't want to overdo it but I just want to be safe. Those connectors are awesome! I love them!.
I have twisted way too many wire nuts to last a lifetime, and while they might not be as useful as wire nuts, they're easier to use. You won't get finger fatigue and you'll save a lot of time. I love it.
As a result, it is nearly impossible to push the wires into the connector, and there is a 50/50 chance they will come back out again. When I tried to push them in, I used long nose pliers I also used my fingers for this task. have finally retrieved them, I tug on that end of the rope to ensure they are secured. It is estimated that 50% of the time, they There is a safety hazard with these connectors! A spark could be created if the cables become loose and short out.
To make the wire more versatile, I trimmed its tip at an extreme angle to give it a sharper tip after failing several times to get the wire into the connector. Then it seemed to get off to a good start. There is no comparison to other push-in connectors when it comes to the strength of the connection. If it were thicker wire, it would probably be easier to use. I haven't tried to disconnect it yet.
Wirenuts are still the best for me because of cost, but these are sometimes a godsend. These are great for tight jogs Wire boxes are perfect for use on wires that have been cut short in the past. I was making a box during a remodel the other day, and it was wired with eight ground wires, and with an 8 port design, it was very neat. My age and stubbornness cause me to be skeptical of these, but I have grown to love them. To my knowledge, I have not come across a picture of a melted push-in connector that was used correctly on Google. It is just a matter of making sure the wire is correctly inserted and cut to the right length.
It was easy to connect them. I saved a lot of time when replacing all my spot lights with LEDs. Those are one of the greatest advantages if you are working in tight quarters because they are easier to install If you are working with computers, make sure to apply the appropriate ones to the work.