Should Quick Splice Connector 562 be Sealed if Used in Marine Application
Question:
If I use a quick splice connector, like your #562, on a submersible part of a boat trailer, do I need to protect it with some dielectric grease and either heat shrink or tape it?
asked by: Pete S
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Expert Reply:
If you use a quick splice like the # SWC501915-1 you would want to heat shrink it or use the waterproof tape like part # DW04367.
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Jameson C
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Quick Splices - Self-Stripping Connector - Closed Port - 10-12 Gauge - Yellow - Qty 1
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Deka Self-Fusing Auto Tape - Black - 10' Roll - Qty 1
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