electrical block connectors

[Spade]

Hi all.
I am going to add led light strips to my existing lighting in my camper.
The question I am asking is,for any wire joining,are my only option the standard electrical block connectors, or is there a smaller and neater option that would fit inside my existing light fixtures.
Also any link to small inline switches to control them.
Thanks for any suggestions

 

[Chipster]

Wago connectors?

 

[emjaiuk]

Bullet connectors, car accessory shop. If using very thin wire make sure connections are secure.

Malcolm

 

[Silver-Fox]

Personally I would avoid block connectors not the best in something that moves around.

I prefer bullet connectors and solder wires in place if you can.

 

[Rob Turner]

Already mentioned but Wago connectors are what you need

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[Spade]

Already mentioned but Wago connectors are what you need

Thanks for the replies.
Are the wago connectors very big for that kind of job?
I have never seen them.

I will check out the bullet connectors

 

[Rob Turner]

Thanks for the replies.
Are the wago connectors very big for that kind of job?
I have never seen them.

I will check out the bullet connectors

They might be a bit big if you want to put them in the lights themselves. Straight crimp connectors would probably be better in your case. Red or Blue would be fine.
Or solder the wires, sometimes as quick.

 

[bubble63]

Solder and shrink sleeve

 

[Kevan]

these are what i use
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[Rob Turner]

these are what i use
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They are wago connectors

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[RogerThat]

Solder and shrink sleeve

This gets my vote (and it takes up no room)

I've used every connector type under the sun over the last thirty odd years. Most work fine to start with, the intermittent problems only raise themselves after varying amounts of time

 

[Kevan]

They are wago connectors

I know, but @Spade may not.

 

[peterc10]

Wago make all sorts of connectors for both 12V and 240V. For example their 770 range are used for many of the 240V connections in my Hymer. The ones that @Kevan linked to are one type suitable for 12V, but they are a bit bulky. Wago also make other 12V connectors.

 

[Spade]

Thanks all for the replies.
That's enough information for me to be getting on with.