Description

To use the tin‑plated, waterproof connectors, begin by stripping the ends of the wires you want to join. Insert each wire into its side of the connector, making sure the metal terminal grips the wire firmly and sits in the correct position.

After the wires are placed properly, apply heat using a heat gun or a small torch. Warm the connector evenly. As the temperature rises, the solder inside will melt and flow around the joint, creating a solid electrical bond. At the same time, the heat‑shrink sleeve will tighten around the connection. Once it cools down, you’ll have a fully sealed, insulated, and soldered connection.

TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS:
• Tensile strength (ASTM D 638): 10 N/mm² (min)
• Elongation at break (ASTM D 638): 300% (min)
• Longitudinal variation (ASTM D 2671): -10% (max.)
• Shrinkage ratio: 3:1
• Application temperature: -55°C to 125°C
• Weld melting temperature: > 140°C