White solder seal connector for 0.25 to 0.34mm2 wire, 24 to 26 AWG

Solder Seal Heat Shrink Wire Connectors - Waterproof Solder Butt Splice Terminals

White (24-26 AWG)
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Solder Seal Heat Shrink Wire Connectors - Waterproof Solder Butt Splice Terminals

$0.38 NZD
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Buy more, pay less Prices shown are per unit. Add enough of this item and the lower rate applies on its own at checkout. There is no code to enter and you do not need to buy a pack. Choosing a tier here just sets the quantity for you. Larger quantities go out in the same bag, so packing, handling and postage cost us less per unit. We pass that saving straight on to you, so you can buy more for less.

Minimum order quantity: 10

Easy 30-day returns · 12-month warranty

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Solder seal butt connectors join two wires in one step with a hot-air heat gun. Each one has a solder ring in the middle and an adhesive sealing band at each end, inside a clear heat-shrink sleeve, so you can see the solder flow. Seven colour-coded sizes cover 0.25 to 10 mm² wire. Sold per connector from 10 pieces, with the price per connector dropping at 25, 50 and 100.

Specifications

ColourWire sizeSolder ring inside diameter
White0.25-0.34 mm² (24-26 AWG)1.7 mm
Red0.5-1.5 mm² (18-22 AWG)2.7 mm
Green0.75-1.5 mm² (16-18 AWG)4.0 mm
Blue1.5-2.5 mm² (14-16 AWG)4.5 mm
Purple2.5-4 mm² (12-14 AWG)5.4 mm
Yellow4-6 mm² (10-12 AWG)6.0 mm
Orange6-10 mm² (8-10 AWG)7.1 mm
TypeSolder seal heat-shrink butt splice
ConstructionClear sleeve, centre solder ring, adhesive band at each end
Tool neededHot-air heat gun
SealWaterproof once fully shrunk, adhesive visible at both ends
UseLow-voltage wiring only, not mains
Sold asSingle connectors, 10-piece minimum per size

Datasheets

What's in the box

10+
Solder seal connectors in your chosen size

Loose in a clear bag, one bag per size ordered.

Great for

Repairing a trailer or caravan lighting loom
Extending 12V LED strip and accessory leads
Sealed joins on boat and outdoor 12V wiring
Joining 6-10 mm² battery, inverter and solar cable (Orange)
Splicing sensor and signal wires (White and Red)
Joins in tight spots a soldering iron cannot reach

Wiring & getting started

  1. Isolate and slide on

    Switch off the circuit and slide the connector onto one wire before joining.

  2. Strip and overlap

    Strip only enough insulation for the bare strands to overlap fully inside the solder ring. Twist stray strands back in.

  3. Centre the join

    Place the overlapped copper under the solder ring, with both coloured bands over clean insulation.

  4. Heat, then check

    Heat the centre with a heat gun, turning the joint, until the solder wets the strands. Then shrink towards both ends until a little adhesive shows. Hold still until cool and give it a gentle pull.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to the questions buyers ask most.

Do I need a soldering iron?
No. A hot-air heat gun does the whole job: the solder ring melts into the strands and the sleeve shrinks and seals in the same step. Avoid a lighter or open flame. It heats unevenly and can burn the sleeve before the solder has flowed.
Which colour do I need?
Choose the size where the stripped, overlapped wires fit inside the solder ring: White 0.25-0.34 mm² (24-26 AWG), Red 0.5-1.5 mm² (18-22 AWG), Green 0.75-1.5 mm² (16-18 AWG), Blue 1.5-2.5 mm² (14-16 AWG), Purple 2.5-4 mm² (12-14 AWG), Yellow 4-6 mm² (10-12 AWG), Orange 6-10 mm² (8-10 AWG). If you are between two sizes, use the smaller one that still slides over the join.
Can I join two different wire sizes?
Yes, as long as both bare conductors fit inside the solder ring together. Choose the size for the thicker pair, not the thinner wire.
Are they waterproof?
Yes, once fully shrunk. The adhesive band at each end melts and seals around the wire insulation as the sleeve shrinks. A little adhesive showing at both ends means the seal is made.
Can I use them on mains wiring?
No. Use them for low-voltage work such as 12V and 24V vehicle, trailer, boat, solar, LED and electronics wiring. Mains wiring in New Zealand needs a licensed electrician and approved fittings.
Why is there a 10-piece minimum?
They are low-cost parts, so we sell them from 10 pieces per size to keep the price per connector low. The price per connector drops automatically at 25, 50 and 100 pieces.

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