King Innovation 62225 DryConn Outdoor Electrical Wire Connector 20/Bag, Aqua/Red

Love these. They’re more expensive than some of the no-name brands. But they work better for some reason. I’ve tried no name once and I’ve re-ordered these three times. I have extensive outdoor wiring in my home and they are my go to.

works great

Good Product, as advertised!

Works very well, seals connections in wet landscape applications.

My husband wanted to pull up our landscape lighting because we continually had lights out. We replaced connectors only to have them malfunction again and we were always having to jiggle the wires to get the lights to come back on. After a little research on line, I saw the fail proof method of connecting lights by cutting, stripping the wire ends, twisting the ends together and using these connectors which block the moisture. It was an easy process and not time consuming. I also took the extra effort to use electrical tape to securely tape the wires together before the connector so that if the wire were accidentally pulled on the connection wouldn't come apart.So far so good. Why didn't I do this five years ago? I could have saved so much time and frustration. Yes, I highly recommend these.

I found other options at half the cost. Decided to go with a brand name product because I do not want to deal with electrical issues and damaged equip down the road... These definitely show great quality!!. I am happy with the purchase

I bought these when I replaced my landscape lights and used 10G wire, but it turns out that the connectors on the lights fit the wire with no problem, so I only ended up using 4 nuts. I had bought 2 packs :'-(The ones that I did use were excellent! I had to splice (3) 10G wires and (1) 18G wire together near a small goldfish pond (read, moist soil), and this fit perfectly and screwed on nice and tight. The caulk on the inside sealed them up perfectly, so even after burying them in the wet soil there was no voltage drop.As others said, the caulk is SUPER sticky!! After I screwed each one on, though, I picked up some dirt and rubbed it in to my hands; that worked fine to remove the stickiness, and washed off later with no problem.I kind of think that I could have saved some money by using regular wire nuts and just squirting silicone caulk in it before screwing in the wire, but I'm not positive it would have been the same. These were good for the job, though, I just wish that I would have realized that I had overpurchased earlier so I could at least return one of the packs.

Does what it needs to do!