DCC Concepts DCW-iL3.24

Solder-Free 3 Terminal i-Link Connectors (24-pack)

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The DCW-iL3.24 pack contains 24, 3-terminal soldering-free connectors, 12 each Orange and Blue. The DCCconcepts i-Link Story: While we really do prefer soldered connections, there are modellers who are unable or do not want to work under the layout with a soldering iron and of course there are times and places where it's simply not convenient to solder! We therefore looked long and hard at what is available to find the ideal connectors to make it easy, while also maintaining versatility and the best possible quality of connection. DCCconcepts i-Link connectors are the result: DCCconcepts i-Link connectors are the simplest way to join several wires without soldering.

This is the original i-Link... a 3-way connector which lets you do the basics - All wires that are inserted into this type of i-Link connector will be joined electrically. You can insert several different size wires into one terminal if required.power bus in one, droppers in the others or perhaps, just for distributing accessory wiring for lights, or easily connecting several droppers for convenient distribution.

i-Link connectors work with EVERY commonly used wire size in model railway layout construction. We chose the terminal size so it will not only work reliably with both smaller and larger wires, it also perfectly manages a combination of different wires twisted tightly together... such as bus wire and droppers. General instructions: Instructions for i-Link connection: * Measure wire length carefully, then Strip the wires by approximately 12mm (1/2”). * Now twist the bare wire strands tightly making sure there are no stray strands. (If using the same entry port for two wires, then twist the two wires together as tightly as possible). * Cut off any excess or any “ragged ends”. Re-tighten the twist if needed with a pair of pliers. * Raise the coloured tab on the i-Link connector. * Insert the wire as far as you can into the connector. If there is any bare wire still visible please remove the wire and cut a little off the stripped end so that NO bare wire is exposed at the connector socket when you re-insert it. * Now SNAP the i-Link connector tab closed to grip the wire... As you will see, it will grip really well! Your wiring is now reliably connected. Wire capacity is 0.25mm2 to 3.5mm2 (23AWG~12AWG). i-Link connectors can be re-used as often as you wish. Enjoy your new, easier-than-ever wiring project!

Catalogue listing

Brand
DCC Concepts
Product Code
DCW-iL3.24
GTIN
9347394002588
RRP
£9.95

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DCC Concepts Solder‑Free 3‑Terminal i‑Link Connectors – 24‑pack (manufacturer part number DCW‑iL3.24) comprise 24 identical connectors, 12 in orange and 12 in blue.

These connectors are designed for model railway wiring where soldering is impractical. Each i‑Link provides three terminals that electrically join any wires inserted, allowing a power bus, droppers or accessory wiring to be distributed without solder.

The terminals accept wire cross‑section from 0.25 mm² up to 3.5 mm² (approximately 23 AWG to 12 AWG). They are compatible with the full range of wire sizes commonly used on model railway layouts and can accommodate multiple wires twisted together in a single terminal. The connectors are reusable and retain a secure grip after repeated use.

To install, strip about 12 mm (½ in) of insulation, twist the strands tightly, cut any ragged ends, raise the coloured tab, insert the wire fully, and snap the tab closed. The tab grips the wire firmly, providing a reliable, solder‑free connection.

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