Quick-Connects - The good, the bad and the ugly [RE-wrenches]

[Jay Peltz, Peltz Power]

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Hi Joel,

I have used MC2, MC4, Tyco.

I like the new Tyco: you can open the junction box and install new  
leads if needed.  Also the metal connector seems very solid. Also  
will take various wire insulation thickness.

The MC4, has a very flimsy metal connector, I don't like it at all.   
Only pro is that it'll take various wire insulation thickness  really  
easily.

The MC2, I know its not long for this world but sure liked this one.   
Solid metal connector, flexible, small,

jay

peltz power


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