B Wire Connector (How to Crimp and Overview)

#Bwireconnector B Wire Connector provides the most reliable connection with their unique design and tine structure. They reduce costs, will not corrode and do not require insulation stripping of most wire gauges before insertion.

They also allow for connection testing without stripping wires for faster installations with less clean-up time. These features ensure the continued operation of the security, safety and communications systems in which our connectors are most frequently used.

Features:

- UL Listed E172979
- Unique Funnel-Entry Design:
- Allows Easier Wire Insertion
- Eliminates Wire Strand Hang-Up
- Positions Wire Perfectly for a Single Crimp
- Accepts 16-24 gauge wires
- Larger Opening for multiple wires and heavier wire insulation
- Razor-Sharp Insulation Piercing Teeth

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[davidlawton]

You do realize you're not supposed to flatten these? You peen over all the teeth by doing such. The correct way is to press them parallel and not squeeze them flat. GMP makes a modern tool that mirrors the original Bell system presser. I have both. If you don't have the proper tool, the next best is to use an oval style crimp.

[jojoepapah]

Had no idea what a B wire connector was and vendor ads explained nothing..

You did a perfect job in a couple of minutes. thank you.

[glennedgar]

Good video. I use these products all the time.

[webnyoung]

What voltage range are they designed for?

[Boo]

Even when squished quite well.. I always strip and twist wires together.. tired once to skip that.. and of course over time was having issues.. screw it.. they are quick covers.. to me.. and squish with needle nose is like the worst tool.. far to weak.. I use Cutters which have Flat squish on handle side.. give the most strength I find..

[marco]

Is the gel conductive or something? I am wondering how the electricity from one wire gets to another.

[RXSVN_]

Video doesn't match thumbnail. Not good.