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Joining 1.0, 1.5 and 2.5mm^2 cables
In the good old days I would have used junction boxes but now these have
to be 'accessible' I ought to use an alternative. I have tried crimps in the past and been thoroughly disillusioned with them. I have found them unreliable and easily pulled apart, even with ratchet crimping pliers. Is there an alternative convenient and affordable method recommended where access is not required. |
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