Blue Sea Systems 12v Outlet Installations
In today's electronic age you can never have enough USB charging ports and electrical outlets in your RV. This is especially true for those of us who work while on the road. My office is actually loca...
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For those of you interested in a better looking and simpler "T" splice, here are two:
The fitting on the left is a "T" tap or Side tap, lay the wire in the groove and close the clamshell. The middle splice is the :T: tap clamshell closed with an insulated spade installed. The right hand splice is a common trailer type splice for one through wire and one short wire.
Yes they do come in various sizes. The yellow would be for 12-10 wire. I buy them at my local electronics supply store. They are online at orvac.com. I don't have the SKU number for them but you can call them, their number is on the website.
The fitting on the left is a "T" tap or Side tap, lay the wire in the groove and close the clamshell. The middle splice is the :T: tap clamshell closed with an insulated spade installed. The right hand splice is a common trailer type splice for one through wire and one short wire.
Yes they do come in various sizes. The yellow would be for 12-10 wire. I buy them at my local electronics supply store. They are online at orvac.com. I don't have the SKU number for them but you can call them, their number is on the website.
