Hello, maybe this is a trivial question, but I have several blinds at home, which I can put under 1 fuse. Cables from each are about 1 meter. I want to pin it and almost forget it. How to connect it, clamps, heat-shrinkable sleeves, some micro-cans? I am afraid that after plastering it in the...

You solder the wires, protect them with individual heat-shrinkable sleeves, and on top of that, a thermo t-shirt with glue (if necessary, apply the thermo-glue from the gun half an hour before joining the outer insulation of the connected wires, but not thicker than the outer thermo-sleeve, when shrinking you melt the glue under the T-shirt) I've been doing this for 20 years .. Greetings J.

How much easier to cut a hole and insert a normal can.

Of course ... you shouldn't do such hidden joins

I bought such rectangular semi-hard cans with a lid, I put the cubes inside, I plugged in the wires, I plastered the whole thing. I put the location of it on the map. It should be ok.

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#1 7529127 13 Jan 2010 14:09

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Hello, maybe this is a trivial question, but I have several blinds at home, which I can put under 1 fuse. Cables from each are about 1 meter. I want to pin it and almost forget it.
How to connect it, clamps, heat-shrinkable sleeves, some micro-cans?
I am afraid that after plastering it in the wall, something may pass for me - the plaster is hygroscopic, I hope that the difference should not notice this ;-)

How do you make such connections?
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#2 7529155 13 Jan 2010 14:16

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7529155 13 Jan 2010 14:16

You solder the wires, protect them with individual heat-shrinkable sleeves, and on top of that, a thermo t-shirt with glue (if necessary, apply the thermo-glue from the gun half an hour before joining the outer insulation of the connected wires, but not thicker than the outer thermo-sleeve, when shrinking you melt the glue under the T-shirt)
I've been doing this for 20 years ..
Greetings J.
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How much easier to cut a hole and insert a normal can.
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Of course ... you shouldn't do such "hidden joins"
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I bought such rectangular semi-hard cans with a lid, I put the cubes inside, I plugged in the wires, I plastered the whole thing. I put the location of it on the map. It should be ok.
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