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11604 Features: -Cable connector.-Allows to quickly attach almost any low voltage light to 12-gauge, 14-gauge and 16-gauge low voltage wire.-Makes installation of landscape lights quick and easy.-Perfect use with low voltage landscape lighting systems.-Watertight for outdoor use. Construction: -Plastic construction. Color/Finish: -Black finish. Dimensions: -Overall dimensions: 5.88″ H x 4″ W x .75″ D. Warranty: -Manufacturer provide one year limited warranty.
Product Features
- Easy to install
- Durable construction
- Long-lasting unit
- Great for outdoor use
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Pretty good cable connector for (1) 12G, (1) 16G, and (1) 18G wire I emailed the factory and found out they changed the design in the beginning of 2011. Most reviews before that will be speaking about a different item.When installing outdoor lighting, you usually have one long wire that goes the entire length of the system. Its typically 12-gauge. Then using these cable connectors you connect single light units, using the 16-gauge or 18-gauge slot.They’re 2-inches tall, 1.5-inches wide, and 5/8-inch thick. similar in size to a small floss container. in the video i strapped some loose wire to a connector to give a better understanding. Most of the negative reviews give a poor representation of the current product.
metal prongs bend I purchased these to replace some bad connectors on my landscape lights. Even though they look like the same kind of connector on some spotlights I recently purchased at Lowe’s, they are different. The other connectors have thumbscrews for easier access and much heavier teeth to bite into the wire. When I tried to attach this product to the power cable, the thin metal teeth would not penetrate the plastic covering on the wire. In stead, they simply bent as I screwed the cover down. I had to pierce the wire with a razor, straighten out the teeth, and carefully guide them into the holes I made to get this connector to work. Definitely not fast and convenient.
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