How To Connect Low Voltage Lights - Easy Install!

When installing low voltage lights, landscape lighting splices don't have to be prone to failure with these connectors.
The Spears Dri-Splice Seal low voltage light connections are designed into each wire hole enables you to stock one connector for all applications. The Dri-Splice Seal features an interference webbing which expands to accommodate #18, #14, #12, or #10 gauge wire sizes. In the event only two holes are used, the Dri-Splice Seal prevents sealant from leaking out through the third hole.
Are your low voltage lights not working or are your low voltage lights flickering? It may not be that you don't know how to install landscape lighting, it might be that your low voltage light connections are bad.
The Spears landscape lighting Dri-Splice Landscape lighting Connector has a brass crimp sleeve that helps to keep water and other contaminants from getting inside the connector. The dielectric silicone sealant helps ensure a tight seal. The connector is moisture- and corrosion-resistant and ideal for outdoor electrical connections exposed to condensation, water vapors, or dust. It can be used for pole lighting, high corrosion areas, traffic control loops, underpass lighting, outdoor facility lighting, and more. Being UL listed, the connector ensures safety.
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00:00 Introduction
00:37 The Connector
01:26 Proper Wire
01:59 Inserting The Wires
02:17 Crimping the Wires
03:39 A Finished Splice
04:11 Conclusion

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Thanks John!

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Love it brother

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Where am I going to find these and the tool ?

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Follow the links in the description. Thanks for the kind words, much appreciated. 😀