Wire Connectors 20-Pack
Wire Connectors 20-Pack
Landscape Light Wire Connectors by Hinkley Lighting
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Specifications
Brand: | Hinkley Lighting |
Part Number: | 50200WN |
UPC: | 640665502008 |
Category: | Landscape Lighting |
Dimensions: | 1"W x 2"H x 2"L |
Weight: | 0.5 Lb. |
Material: | Composite |
Finish: | Black |
Landscape Light Wire Connectors FAQs
Which connector types are best for low‑voltage landscape wiring?
Use UL‑listed gel‑filled nuts, heat‑shrink butt splices, or sealed lever connectors designed for wet locations and direct burial.
Are gel‑filled connectors better than standard wire nuts outdoors?
Yes—gel seals exclude moisture and oxygen, preventing corrosion. Standard indoor nuts are not suitable outdoors.
When should I use heat‑shrink butt splices or crimp lugs?
Use heat‑shrink butt splices for inline joins and crimp lugs at terminal bars. Choose tinned copper with adhesive‑lined shrink for sealing.
How do I ensure a low‑resistance, long‑lasting splice?
Strip to clean copper, use the right crimp tool/torque, and tug‑test each conductor. Seal immediately to prevent oxidation.
Do connectors need to be direct‑burial rated?
Yes—connections placed in soil must be listed for direct burial/wet locations. Use junction boxes where multiple runs converge.
How do I splice different wire gauges or stranded to solid?
Use connectors rated for mixed gauges and strand types, or step down through a terminal block in a junction box to keep clamping secure.
Can I reuse connectors during maintenance or moves?
Some connectors are single‑use. Reusing can damage springs or seals; inspect carefully and replace if in doubt.
How do I waterproof a connection near irrigation lines?
Keep connections above standing water lines, use gel‑filled devices, and add drip loops. Avoid sprinkler spray where possible.
Will connectors impact voltage drop or LED performance?
Poor splices create resistance and voltage drop, causing dimming or early LED failure. Quality connectors maintain consistent voltage.
What inspections should I perform annually on connections?
Open boxes and test a sample of splices seasonally. Re‑terminate any greened or heat‑stressed copper and refresh seals.