Joining Cables Outside With a Waterproof IP68 Connector
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- čas přidán 23. 07. 2021
- In this video i will be introducing you to an easy way to connect wires together in a water poof cable connector box. This will show you exactly how to join cables together outside. I will guide you through step by step. If you like the content leave a like and please subscribe for more content like this as I've got a lot more to come and there will be something that will help you out.
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This is EXACTLY what I've been looking for. I was given a set of 4 vehicle cameras and was trying to figure a good way to waterproof the soldered wires. Thank You!
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Thank you very much. I feel more confident as a firts timer to connect cables, accidently cut through when pruning garden plants. Very helpful for a total novice to know which tools are required as well
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Well done video!
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great video, also thanks for the links in the description, makes a difference. I also need a cable itself. would be handy to add that to description for others.
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Hi IV got a outdoor sensor light just runs of a plug I'm looking to put a light in my shed and a double socket can I just take the light of and run the cable to the shed it will be only light use
Thanks mate. Great videos.
I am removing my external PIR sensor light and replacing with a LED floodlight one. But i want it in a different position so need to extend the cable 3 meter. Would this be a good solution for that?
If so is 1.5mm 3 core hi tuff cable ok or does it need to be armored?
Thanks
Thanks. Yes you could use the 1.5mm 3 core hi tuff. The only time I would use armoured is if it is buried underground.
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are there box sizes for armoured cable .
Do you have to use a specific cable as you are using outside? I need to run a cable extension from outside socket to some PIR stake lights. Maybe use a 3 way version of this box to branch off in 2 directions. Im enjoying your videos, Will you be making any videos on outside garden lighting to lighten up dark pathways.
Yes I do have plans for further outdoor lighting. Thanks
Can you use liquid tight connects in the ends instead of what comes with it? Also can it be buried in the ground?
Hi, I would avoid burying in the ground.
What cable strippers are you using ?
Stanley fatmax automatic wire stripper's
What is the difference between ip68 and ip66 ? And what is the best brand for these waterproof boxes?
First digit - protection from foreign body and particulate ingress 0 - 6:
Second digit - protection from moisture ingress 0 - 9K:
6# Full protection against dust and other particulates, including a vacuum seal, tested against continuous airflow.
#6 Protection against powerful jets (12.5 mm nozzle) of directed water from any direction.
#8 Protection against extended immersion under higher pressure (i.e. greater depths).
The best product is the one that works best for you
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This will never stay tight. Use dielectric gel
Katie just put that on a wall outside for a security light I've bought a new one and the cables not