What are Wire Splice Connectors?

Wire splice connectors, also known as terminal splice connectors, are designed for quick connections or in-line splicing between wires. They are equipped with two channel.

The Features of Wire Splice Connectors

Wire splice connectors commonly consist of a cylindrical, insulated shell and and an internal metal sleeve. The cylindrical has openings at both ends through which the wires can be inserted until contact is made, and the sleeve secures and splices the wires.

The Use of Wire Splice Connectors

In various applications, including automotive systems, appliances, and machinery, wire splice connectors play a prevalent role in facilitating rapid wire repair or extension. Specifically, certain models, like the PUSH WIRE® Inline Splicing Connector manufactured by WAGO, enable the joining of conductors ranging from 0.75 to 4 mm² in extremely tight spaces, eliminating the requirement for tools.