How to Use Solder Seal Heat Shrink Butt Connectors

See how easy it is to use our new Solder Seal Heat Shrink Butt Connectors! A simple one-step connection of wires, Available for 12-10 AWG wire (Yellow), 16-14 AWG (Blue), 22-18 AWG (Red)!
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Shrink tubing in-line connectors with built in solder. Solder will melt and flow through the inserted stripped wires when heat is applied to ensure a strong, insulated seal. No soldering iron needed.
Available for 12-10 AWG wire (Yellow), 16-14 AWG (Blue), 22-18 AWG (Red)
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[@brentlammi2245]

The easiest way is to strip the wires, then slide one wire right through the connecter and then twist the wires together and then slide the connector back over the wires and center it and heat until solder melts, much easier than fan the wire out and then trying to get it in the connector.

[@Soilderith]

Thanks fam. will take note

[@riderone1821]

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[@ka01si09ma]

Thanks for the effort of making this video. Very informative and helpful

[@somurchu8888]

Nice sodder joint.

[@zootybeano]

I need to join 22 and 10 for a rv camera. The large size? Plus I have to do this above my head about 10' off the ground on a homemade scaffold. Maybe I can tape the wires up while using the heat gun. Need three hands.

[@maryhilton1558]

Needed an up close view.

[@joshymcdaniel9233]

Why 😂 if you’re on phone use your fingers and zoom in gives you as close of view as you’ll ever need!

[@Johnnyjonesabc123]

Can #12 solid be connected to #12 stranded with these connectors (or basically any solid to stranded). ? Thnx.

[@customdynamics]

It should work as you described. You would still want to overlap the two wire ends where the solder melts.

[@jazzycool2950]

Can you add two or three wires to one end and more than one to the other end and then solder?

[@customdynamics]

We offer three different size connectors (12-10 AWG, 16-14 AWG, 22-18 AWG). So, depending on the size wire you are using for your project it would certainly be possible to insert more than one wire if the connector is larger than your wire.

[@ezwa9979]

I didnt see the sotter melt ? whats that look like? ✋🤔

[@customdynamics]

The solder turns to a liquid at 2:02 in the video when the color of the solder darkens.

[@ezwa9979]

My replies been instantly erased! maybe the 1 working way to reproduce actual melting of (silver btw) sotter is to get an extended bic lighter hold that directly under sotter area of connector gizmo with long pliers, not over anything - & hold expanded bic(2” plastic extender type) under it for a while(like a full minute) bic butane flames are hotter✋

[@raczyk]

Whay temp are you suppose to use on the gun?

[@customdynamics]

We used the highest setting, you'll need a minimum of 280°F

[@guymanning9513]

Is Sodder like Solder? 🤫

[@Paulie_franga]

😂

[@SindyxLotus]

Cut a fuckin wire trying to disassemble my vacuum cleaner. Gonna get these and hope I can fix it.

[@FergHyde]

You keep talking about 'sodder'. What's sodder?

[@customdynamics]

Solder is a a low-melting alloy placed in the center of these connectors. When heated it turns into a liquid to join the copper wires together in this video. When the solder cools, it hardens creating a strong in-line electrical connection.

[@FergHyde]

Oh solder. I'm sorry, all I heard was 'sodder'. Sorry champ, I'm Australian.

[@jazzycool2950]

@@FergHyde like bu-on = button 😊

[@JC-zh1xy]

Everyone knows what he's talking about don't be an asshole!