JUSONEY 40 Pack Waterproof Low Voltage Wire Connectors, 12-20 Gauge Cable Connector Fastlock and Durable to Use,Well Work for Malibu Paradise Moonrays and More Landscape Path Lighting Brand

I have worked with landscape lighting for a lot of years and have always found the connector to be the point of failure. I have removed and replaced connectors on lights but even the replacements were troublesome. These connectors ae solid, pretty much waterproof, and simple to install. I am replacing all of the connectors on my existing lights in the front of the house and have just completed all new lights in the back yard. They all have these connectors. Only thing I would use moving forward.

Better than the old way.

Easy to use and seems of good quality. Just installed this week (05/2022) so not sure as to durability. good price too.

Finally, a connector for low voltage wiring that isn't expensive and is easy to use. I had been procrastinating about finishing my low voltage lighting around my 4/10th of an acre home until I discovered these really easy to use connectors. They attach your low-voltage lights to the feed wire in a snap, and if you need to move them.... well, that is easy to do also. The local big box home improvement stores do not have these connectors in inventory. Highly recommended, 5 BIG Stars...

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Used for low voltage lighting and works as intended. Made it easy to connect wires.

I’ve purchase these several times as I have been working on expanding my landscape lighting. These connectors are separate for each contact but I’ve found them to be sturdy and easy to disconnect and move as needed. Would strongly recommend. Note: Some of the Sunvee lights come with these connectors.

I like these. They allow you to impinge in to the main wire and attach a light without having to strip the main wire. I put in thirty of these. Not one failed.I even used them to lay in a second main wire, branching off from the original one. The secondary connection was effective with both 14 and 18 awg wire.My only negative is it is easy to cross thread the main housing if the wire passing through it fights back a bit. I always caught myself before doing any damage, but had to back off the heads and try a second time if they started engaging wonky. So inspect what you did before tightening them down.