The only option came to my mind was to solder the wires and use heat shrink tubes or electrical tape to secure the junction. So one side carrying 3A and another side has three wires, each carrying 1A. the maximum current going through them is 1A. International shipment of items may be subject to customs processing and. 1 I need to split 220v AC main voltage into 3 branches. practice on some scrap before assaulting your wiring harness, you wont get good results if your burning off all the flux. 1/2 pin i t type quick wire splice connectors 22-18awg for led strip car 5pcs 5. this will release the flux onto your joint and the solder will follow it onto all the surfaces creating a perfect bond.Īlso helps in tight areas to tin both wires individually, then put them together and reflow them with the iron. the joint your trying to splice needs to be hot enough to melt the solder directly.
Most noobies apply the solder to the iron and then try to apply the liquid solder with all the flux burnt off onto the copper. many people struggle with dumb sticks for a long time and then master it suddenly when given an adjustable iron. if you find your self doing this alot buy a nicer iron asap, something with controllable temps and changeable tips makes soldering a pice of cake once you understand it. It is better to solder but this method works great and is. Do we just literally push 2 wires into the pin Sorry if this question is ridiculous 6 comments. also be carefull of burning the cables, there's not any type of control on the cheap soldering sticks. This is my method to doing a t-splice (splicing a new wire into an existing wire) without solder. My son is doing a tutorial and the schematic/diagram shows 2 wires going into 1 pin on the board.
Its easier with a cheap-o iron on smaller guage wire, larger wire needs a more powerful iron to get it up to temp. The trick is to heat up the copper with the iron and feed the solder into the copper, a little bit of solder on the iron can help heat it up but if you dont adequately heat the wires then apply solder you'll get a cold joint that is junk.
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