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A red double-wire IDC quick splice: two wires enter the same end through two channels, press the metal insert down with pliers and it pierces the insulation, then close the cover — a fast straight joint with no tab receptacle and no branch. For 22-18 AWG copper wire.
A black inline quick-splice connector with transparent covers: two wires enter from opposite ends and join straight through, no stripping — the gold IDC fork contacts pierce the insulation and the clip cover locks closed. For low-voltage wiring. Rated current 10 A; voltage is not stated (see notes).
A gel-filled IDC butt splice with a red cap and clear body: two or three solid copper wires join end to end — the two wires may be different gauges — and the contacts pierce the insulation when pressed. Gel-sealed against moisture. For 19-26 AWG solid copper wire, up to 2.08 mm insulation OD.
A brown double-wire IDC quick splice: two wires enter the same end through two channels, press the metal insert down with pliers and it pierces the insulation, then close the cover — a fast straight joint with no tab receptacle and no branch. Wire range is not yet confirmed for this brown model (see notes).
A black gel-filled IDC butt splice for drop wire and aerial cable: two wires enter from opposite ends, close the hinged cover and the tin-plated brass U-shaped contacts pierce the insulation. The gel inside keeps moisture out. For 22-16 AWG solid copper wire.
A gel-filled IDC butt splice with a red cap and clear body: two or three solid copper wires join end to end, and the contacts pierce the insulation when pressed — no stripping, gel-sealed against moisture. For 19-26 AWG solid copper wire.
A transparent H-type dual-channel straight-through quick-splice connector: two wires in, two wires out, no stripping and no soldering — insert the wires and press the black clip, and the copper contacts pierce the insulation. For low-voltage wiring such as LED strips and automotive lighting. Rated current 10 A; voltage is not stated (see notes).
A yellow self-stripping T-tap connector: lay the main wire in the channel, press it closed and the metal blade pierces the insulation — a branch wire is then tapped off through the 0.250-inch male-tab receptacle, without cutting the main wire. For 12 AWG copper wire. The male tab itself is not included.
A gel-filled IDC pigtail connector that joins two or three wires without stripping them — press the cap and the metal contacts pierce the insulation, while the sealing gel keeps moisture out. Blue cap with a translucent body. Sold as a box of 50, for 22-14 AWG solid or stranded copper wire.
A gel-filled IDC bridge (tap) connector with a green cap and clear body: it taps a branch wire onto a through line of the same polarity — it is a tap, not a butt splice. The contacts pierce the insulation when pressed, gel-sealed against moisture. For 19-26 AWG solid copper wire.
A pair of blue bullet-type RC battery connectors — EC5 (larger, left) and EC3 (smaller, right) side by side: gold-plated copper bullet contacts that push into the housing after soldering, no heat shrink needed. EC3 handles 60 A continuous, EC5 handles 120 A. Both are in this one listing.
A solid machined size 16 pin contact with nickel plating for DT series housings. The green band on the crimp barrel marks it for 14 AWG wire — it is a size marker, not decoration. Hollow barrel with inspection hole and retention shoulder. Rated 13 A.
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