TICONN 300 PCS Heat Shrink Butt Connectors Kit, AWG 24 – 10 4 Sizes Butt Splice, Insulated Waterproof Electrical Marine Automotive Wire Crimp Terminals

Ive used heat shrink connectors in the past and these work rather well. They are easy to use as you can insert the wires, crimp it, and then heat to keep the seal nice and tight. I like how there are a lot of them in the box and of various sizes. I like how its waterproof so if I needed to use these for outdoor wiring I wouldnt worry. The colors are nice as well and its easy to see the AWG of the wires its meant for by its outside. There isnt much else to say for these as they work well, are well labeled, and have had no issues with them so far. Would recommend them.

work great

I highly recommend this product, easy to use and after shrinking it it looks awesome. At first when I crimped it I thought it ruined the insulation but after using a heatgun on it it looks amazing and I did a pull test and could not pull the connectors off the 14 gauge wire, just perfect.Ive tried several brands in the past that ended up in the garbage that why I ordered this and this held up to the test with flying colors

As good as if not better than the local stores. And you get 300 pieces for what you would pay for 5 or 6 Packs of 5!

Great connectors the case is a bit flimsy

Solid heat shrink connectors. Have used a couple of various sizes and all seem to connect and seal well. No surprises.

great to have in a pinch cheap and inexpensive. used to use these type of connectors at gm garage and they charged $4.00 each

okay

Great product makes a good connection!

If you do a lot of wiring, this kit will last a long while. Its got plenty of most widely used sizes for wiring. My most recent use of this was to wire up a gang panel to my compressor isolation switch so I could have a secondary safety on my on board air compressor. And to run power to a 12V cigarette light and USB ports. Previously, Id been using some heat gun melted solder connectors. While they do work great, I just dont need to spend that time waiting for the solder to melt for some of these minor connections. Thats where these came in. Simple crimp and a little bit of heat. All done. Clean and easy. Test on the volt meter and charging from the power ports told me all I needed to know. These did the job exactly as I needed.