GKEEMARS 50 Pcs Wire Connector, 1 Conductor Compact Splicing Wire Connectors for Circuit Inline 24-12 AWG (Orange)

Honest review of GKEEMARS 50 Pcs Wire Connector, 1 Conductor Compact Wire Connectors Splicing Connectors for Circuit Inline 24-12 AWG (Orange) @ $18.98 at time of review.I am not what one would consider a handyman. I do minor things around my house as opposed to hiring an expensive contractor. I can change out light fixtures and minor electrical jobs like these. I got these to aid in connecting the wiring in a manner that is easier than using electrical tape or the twist-type connectors. I live alone and usually have no one to help hold anything while I am connecting things, so my hopes were that these would better facilitate the process.Likes:These were available with Prime shipping.They arrived quickly.I felt the price is in line with others at 50 pieces.These can be used individually, or they can easily be adjoined to use side-by-side. This makes it easier to tuck these into a receptacle box, or wherever, however you want in order to better keep them secure.These can be used with any type of small wiring for your home, auto, lawn equipment, etc.The levers work easily enough and clamp down securely to hold wires in place, making the connection.The connection can be tested via a hole in top of the connector.Made a (by myself) vanity light installation so much easier.Dislikes:None at this time.Meh:None at this time.Hopefully this honest review helps someone to decide about this product.

Great connectors. I decided to give these a try on a car stereo install. Typically I and heat shrink the connections. This was so much faster and super easy. No fluctuations and the sound was good.They side link for easy organization too. Good stuff. Glad to have found these.

I'VE ALWAYS BEEN A FAN OF SOLDERING CONNECTIONS OVER CRIMPING. HAD SO MANY CRIMPED CONNECTIONS FAIL, EVEN WHEN DONE WITH CARE. WELL THESE LEVER ACTION CONNECTORS HAVE ME DOING A 180. SHOW ABOVE THESE CONNECTORS BEING USED TO ADD A NEW FUEL PUMP CONNECTOR TO THE WIRING HARNESS. PROVED TO BE SOLID, DEPENDABLE, SO EASY TO USE IN AN OTHERWISE DIFFICULT PLACE AND NEAR THE GAS TANK TO BOOT. A LITERAL "SNAP" TO USE. I'VE CONTINUED TO USE THEM SINCE ON MY IGNITION COIL WIRES, WINDSHIELD WIPER MOTOR, HEADLIGHT SOCKETS, ETC. ANYWHERE NEEDED, THESE HAVE PROVED TO GIVE A SOLID CONNECTION. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND THESE TO OTHER CUSTOMERS. SOLDERED WIRE SPLICES, FOR ME, ARE A THING OF THE PAST.

I found these great and easy to use but I had to work extra hard to find space for them in the electrical boxes I was working in.

These took away so much trouble and frustration. I bought some inflatable yard ornaments and decided to add more lights to them. Been adding to my collection every year. When I started adding lights, it was strip the wires twist them together and electrical tape to secure. With these clips, strip the wire twist them stick them in the holes close the lever and done. Changing light is simple and far less sticky not having to remove electrical tape. Also gives me the opportunity to check the connections before I put my lights in the inflatables. Lastly, the way you can slide them together adds to the ease of working with them. Buying more for Christmas inflatables.

Worked well.

I used the connectors to reconnect 24gauge wire on powered shades in a motor coach. There was barely enough room to strip the insulation off the wires let alone trying to crimp a connector on(red crimp connectors are for 20 gauge wire). I read the GKEEMARS splicing connectors were rated for wire sizes as small as 24 awg. The connectors were just the ticket. On the wires close to the hole they came out of in the coach ceiling I used a needle nose pliers to push the wires into the connectors then closed the latches with my thumb nail. They were very secure. I cut and stripped two 24 AWG pigtails and locked them into the stackable in-line connectors. Now with some room to work with I was able to use the GKEEMARS connectors to finish the connection at the roll-up shade motor. I’ve used wago connectors but they are only rated for 20 AWG conductors, so I was really happy to find these. You know they are locked because the have strong audible snap when they close. They are also have a very tight grip on the wire when latched. Just follow the instructions for stripping the insulation back on you conductors and I hope you have as much success with these in-line connectors as I did.

They do the job and can be adjusted if the cut was wrong. If you pull hard enough, it will lose the grip, but if you need to tug on it constantly, simply knot the wires with the connector out on the loop.