12-10 AWG Yellow Solder Seal Wire Connectors - 2 Pack0

12-10 AWG Yellow Solder Seal Wire Connectors - 2 Pack012 10 AWG Yellow Solder Seal Wire Connectors Key Features Color Code: Yellow Wire Size: 12 10 AWG (4. 0 6. 0 mm) Material: Polyolefin tubing with adhesive lining Solder: Integrated low temperature solder ring Sealing: Creates a waterproof and insulated connection Design: Transparent sleeve allows for visual inspection of the connection Operating Temperature: 55C to 125C Solder Melting Temperature: Begins melting at 138C Replaces Cross Reference Part

12-10 AWG Yellow Solder Seal Wire Connectors

Key Features

• Color Code: Yellow
• Wire Size: 12-10 AWG (4.0-6.0 mm²)
• Material: Polyolefin tubing with adhesive lining
• Solder: Integrated low-temperature solder ring
• Sealing: Creates a waterproof and insulated connection
• Design: Transparent sleeve allows for visual inspection of the connection
• Operating Temperature: -55°C to 125°C
• Solder Melting Temperature: Begins melting at 138°C

Replaces / Cross-Reference Part Numbers

• A universal alternative to traditional butt splices, crimp-on terminals, and separate solder/heat shrink methods.
• Used in place of non-sealed connectors in applications requiring environmental protection.

Compatibility & Fitment

• Fits 12, 11, and 10 AWG solid or stranded copper wires.
• Suitable for DC and low-voltage AC applications including automotive, marine, industrial controls, and outdoor wiring.

When to Replace

• Use for creating new, permanent wire splices in harsh environments.
• Use for repairing damaged, frayed, or corroded wiring sections.
• Replace non-insulated or failing connectors that are exposed to moisture, vibration, or contaminants.

Installation Tips

• Strip approximately 1/3 inch (8mm) of insulation from each wire end.
• Insert wires into the connector, ensuring the stripped ends overlap within the central solder ring.
• Apply heat evenly with a heat gun, focusing first on the center solder ring until it melts and flows.
• Continue applying heat to both ends of the tube until it shrinks and the adhesive lining seals the wire insulation.
• Allow the connector to cool completely before handling or applying stress.
• Visually inspect the connection through the clear tubing to confirm solder flow and a complete seal.