Low Voltage Wire Connectors, Brightfour 12 Pack Quick Solderless Wire Splice Connector, 2 Way Automotive , Reliable Connection Small Wire Connectors I Type 2 Pins, Fits 20-24 AWG

Got these to make splicing wires for my replacement car stereo an easier task. They work great and accommodated all the speaker wire pairs. Keeps them better sorted so I don't get a more tangled mess than I would without keeping the five speaker wires paired. I got more than I needed, but they work so well

Connectors work well for low voltage wiring. (I used them on 24 VAC wiring for video doorbells.) Easy to use on both solid and stranded copper insulated wire.One thing to note is that I had to use pliers to close and lock the connector once the wires were inserted. That's actually good as I'm certain they are securely connected.

So, these came in a day earlier than expected which I Always appreciate! But what i appreciate even more is the security &ease of use with using these wire connectors! It is TRUELY EASY! With these connectors you don't even need to strip the wire before using them, there are metal pieces that go into the wire once you latch it back closed. They also help keeping all the wires together! I used to have to cut wires, strip them, warm up my soldering iron to solder them, then use heat shrink tube to cover the colder joint then used tape, zip ties or some form of securing the wires together, with these you just open the tabs on each end, slide the wire into the opening and snap the lid back down to make the connection &secure it! EASY PEAZY! i would definitely recommend these to anyone using wires for just about anything! They are defiantly a faster fix &more secure than most ways. I would also def buy these again, just a bigger assortment of sizes &more of them. If you work with wire &not sure about these, do what i did &buy this smaller package like me, JUST BUY THEM THOUGH, THERE AWESOME! I Highly doubt you'll regret it.

I bought the 2 wires splice and the 3 wire splice so this review applies to both. First impression is they came some of them closed and locked and others open. Took a while to figure out how to open them. Then I remembered they mention using a pocket knife (without any other instructions). I have a small Swiss Army knife that has a flat blade screwdriver in it and the blade fits nicely into the little black rectangular depression of the main (black) body of the lock, just right behind the (transparent) lock tab. By twisting the screwdriver, it forced the locking tab to release off of its latch just a little. Then go to the other side and do the same thing again. Hold the splice just right or you will close it tight again. Once both locking tabs are released, swing the top open.

I had some auxiliary lighting. I did on my new truck and these things were perfect. What I liked about them. The most is they work very well on small gauge wire. My only complaint is that some of the connectors were underneath the truck and they would be exposed to moisture water, snow, ice salt, etc. so after I got the wiring done, I wrapped them in electrical tape to protect them from the elements.

Said varies gauges of wire in description but was only for very small wires.

I used some of these to run small LED lights in the back of my box truck. They seem to work well and are easy to use. They are pretty small so just make sure you don’t cross the wires from pos to neg. Good price to make you life quite a bit easier.

To hard to use