Question:
What’s the best method of splicing low voltage wiring?
Answer:
Use caution! Poor termination or cable splice can create high, and often intermittent, resistance that in turn leads to all sorts of technical problems. There are a few options:
- Twisted wire nuts, the least desirable method
- Crimped B-Connector, a good industry standard
- Solder/Heat Shrink, the best choice
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