How to Splice Four Wires Together

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Learn how to splice four wires together for electricians. If you're an apprentice electrician splicing 4 wires together, but struggle to get the wire insulation to line up, or get a nice looking braid, this video will teach you how to splice many wires together, and fit the wire nut (Marrette) so that it covers the copper for a professional splice installation.
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@BecomingAnElectrician 5 месяцев назад

💡 Free Wire Splicing Series: becoming-an-electrician.com/optin/splicing-wires/

@DubG89 5 месяцев назад

These intricacy videos are 🔥. Thank you 🙏

@BecomingAnElectrician 5 месяцев назад

Thank-you for the feedback! For more wire splicing training, here's two links: becoming-an-electrician.com/how-to-splice-wires-as-an-electrician/ Or.. free wire splicing training series: becoming-an-electrician.com/optin/splicing-wires/

@TariqKhan-vi3cv 5 месяцев назад

Love your work

@BecomingAnElectrician 5 месяцев назад

Hope it helps you understand the electrical trade better.. focused on apprentice electricians!

@wackyweyland8857 5 месяцев назад

Nice splice 👍

@BecomingAnElectrician 5 месяцев назад

Thank-you! If you notice, I didn't splice the whole wire to the very end! Just long enough for a tight strong splice, then I cut it off and rounded it. This is to save time on the jobsite! You can learn more about wire splicing here: becoming-an-electrician.com/how-to-splice-wires-as-an-electrician/

@FixItWithMe 5 месяцев назад

Could u do a video on splicing stranded wire?? Lots of homeowners need to splice two 12 stranded with one 18 stranded for outdoor low voltage lighting. Thanks!

@BecomingAnElectrician 5 месяцев назад

I do plan to create more splicing videos with various wire types as time permits.. for now, sometimes it's easiest just to hand twist them together.. or you can make them longer and fold back on itself if it's not holding in the Marrette (wire nut) very well!

@FixItWithMe 5 месяцев назад

@@BecomingAnElectrician It’s tricky trying to splice thick 12 gauge wire with thinner wire. Thanks!!! Love all ur videos!!! Keep up the good work!! :)

@BecomingAnElectrician 5 месяцев назад

@@FixItWithMe Yes, that's definitely planned. Working with Stranded and Solid Wire for Splicing.. stay tuned!! :)

@paulantony1981 5 месяцев назад

in germany we use wago connectors. (i find them easyer to use plus cou can change it later without problem)

@BecomingAnElectrician 5 месяцев назад

Here in Canada, I've mainly seen the blue Marrettes most common.. I assume it's a cost decision. Many times they'd buy barrels of the Marrettes. Wago's (square push in splice) often come with lights here. It's always important to make sure you've pushed in the wire to fully seat, as this is a common issue of lights not turning on.. the installer didn't strip the copper long enough, or didn't push it in hard enough for the connection to actually happen! Also, the ones that come in lights are usually the push-in wire connector type.. not the lever type, which are probably higher quality!

@paulantony1981 5 месяцев назад

@@BecomingAnElectrician the wago 221 are with the levers. have all the ratings and infos printed on them, i personaly use the knipex NexStrip (to expensive for beginners) where you can set the strip depth right on the point and dont have to messure every time. but yeah wago is damn expensive the youtuber Greatscott has an amazing video about diffrent connectors. neat property for wago is that there are junctionboxes for different uses but in a country where the standart is completly different its hard to use a new technic. (i am very sorry for my english skills)

@BecomingAnElectrician 5 месяцев назад

@@paulantony1981 Thanks for the info. Yeah this channel is meant for apprentice electricians, not do-it-yourselfers, so the knowledge applies to what companies typically provide to apprentice electricians on the jobsite in the real world.. which is all about reducing cost, and producing results. Therefore you'll see a lot of wire nuts (Marrettes).

@hairyballs329 3 месяца назад

Is this applicable to any multiple wires?

@BecomingAnElectrician 3 месяца назад

Can you clarify? Do you mean this video can relate to splicing wires of any size? Smaller wires, like #14-8 AWG, this video will relate. Once you get to bigger wire sizes, you often use lugs, or splice kits. becoming-an-electrician.com/