Blazing LV9500 Black Waterproof Low-Voltage Wire Connectors — 12 Bag
Brand: King Innovation (Blazing) | SKU: LV9500
Product Overview
The black LV9500 joins approved #18–#10 AWG copper conductors inside a silicone-filled, double-locking housing. It is suited to low-voltage irrigation, landscape lighting and other compatible wire splices where a waterproof connection is needed. Choose by wire combination as well as package count: the black LV9500 handles larger #18–#10 AWG wire.
Key Features
- Pre-filled silicone sealant and snap-lock inner and outer sleeves.
- 12 connectors per bag.
- 30 V / 10 A maximum low-voltage rating; not intended for high-voltage connections.
- Made in the USA.
Common Uses
Approved low-voltage copper-wire splices for irrigation, landscape lighting, security or communications wiring within the electrical limits.
Technical Specifications
- Copper-to-copper approved combinations; overall wire range #18–#10 AWG.
- Maximum rating: 30 V / 10 A.
- Connector temperature rating: 90°C (194°F); sealant range: -40°F to 400°F.
Dimensions
Connector size: 2.5 × 1.5 in. Drawing: A 2.263 in; B 1.516 in; C 1.042 in.
Compatibility & Installation Notes
Turn off power and follow applicable codes. Strip 1 in of insulation. Do not pre-twist solid wire; pre-twist stranded wire, wrapping it around untwisted solid wire when mixing conductor types. Pass wires through the flexible sealing fingers, bend bare ends into the V-channel, then push the inner sleeve into the filled outer sleeve until double-locked. Check King's approved combinations and do not reuse.
Frequently Asked Questions
What wire sizes fit LV9500?
The listed overall range is #18–#10 AWG copper, subject to approved combinations.
Can it be used on line voltage?
No. King lists a 30 V / 10 A maximum and states that this connector is not for high-voltage connections.
Should stranded wire be pre-twisted?
Yes. King requires pre-twisting stranded conductors; solid conductors should not be pre-twisted.
Why Buy This Package
The 12-count black LV9500 bag supplies the larger wire-range option for repeated low-voltage splices.
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