


| Select Diameter: | 16-20 AWG (Base), 20-22 AWG (Base) |
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| Availability | In Stock |
| Condition | Brand New |
Ensure your electrical connections are secure and completely protected from the elements with our Waterproof Heat Shrink Butt Connectors. Sold in a convenient 3-pack, these insulated terminals are the professional choice for creating reliable, moisture-proof wire-to-wire splices. The heat-activated adhesive lining melts to form a complete environmental seal, safeguarding your wiring against water, salt, and corrosion. These splice electrical connectors are an essential accessory for creating durable, weather-resistant connections, especially when extending cables for an AC waterproof plug or linking to our range of waterproof power supplies. Available in sizes to fit 16-22 AWG wire, they are perfect for a wide range of low-voltage applications.
A heat-activated adhesive lining melts and flows to create a complete, impenetrable waterproof seal around the wire.
Available in two sizes to accommodate a wide range of common wire gauges, from 16 AWG down to 22 AWG.
The tough, insulated vinyl terminal protects the wire splice from water, salt, corrosion, and physical abrasion.
Provides a strong, permanent crimp for excellent conductivity and tensile strength before the heat-sealing process.

| Parameter | Details |
|---|---|
| Product Model | HV-ACCESSORIE-011 |
| Product Type | Heat Shrink Butt Connector |
| Connection Type | Wire-to-Wire Butt Splice |
| Available Gauge Sizes | 16-20 AWG, 20-22 AWG |
| Material | Insulated Vinyl, Copper Core |
| Special Features | Moisture-proof, Waterproof, Corrosion Resistant |
| Activation Method | Heat Gun |
| Standards | RoHS Compliant |
| Quantity Per Pack | 3 Connectors |
Q: What tools do I need to use these butt connectors?
A:You will need a wire stripper to remove insulation, a crimping tool to secure the wire, and a heat gun to shrink the tubing and activate the waterproof adhesive.
Q: Are these connectors reusable?
A:No, these are single-use connectors. The crimping and heat-sealing process creates a permanent, non-removable splice.
Q: Can I use a lighter instead of a heat gun?
A:A heat gun is highly recommended for even heat distribution and a reliable seal. Using a lighter can easily scorch the insulation, leading to an incomplete seal and a weaker connection.
Q: What is the difference between the 16-20 AWG and 20-22 AWG sizes?
A:The sizes correspond to the American Wire Gauge (AWG) of your wire. Use the 16-20 AWG connector for thicker wires and the 20-22 AWG for thinner wires within those specified ranges for a proper fit and seal.
Q: Are these suitable for high-voltage AC house wiring?
A:These connectors are primarily designed for low-voltage DC applications, such as LED lighting, automotive, and marine wiring. Always consult your local electrical codes for high-voltage applications.
Q: How do I know when the seal is fully waterproof?
A:When properly heated, you will see the tubing shrink tightly around the wire and a ring of clear adhesive sealant will become visible as it flows from both ends of the connector.