Is this applicable for electrical connections?
1674183
I wouldn't recommend spraying it on an electrical connection it's main purpose is to change the appearance of things and provide some physical protection but i doubt if it's good enough to prevent moisture and water from getting into a connector
898473
I don't see why not but this might be overkill for that. As for the connection, I believe the site where this is listed contains several plans depending on what you are trying to do. You can run this from a 9 volt battery so power should not be a problem.
767872
Sure, if it's built for it. Has to have the same type connection (note the prongs).
1616640
Not sure. I used this as a junction box for a pool filter extension cord. It is well made and probably can do what you are describing.
255566
Yes, absolutely; given that you do the rest of the connection properly. There is enough documented instructions available to assist you to do that.
544112
If you are asking in terms of the materials made, yes. If you are asking because of electrical requirements, that would be a question for electricians. I hope that helps.
1218456
I would refer to the web site on this matter, however I don't believe it would work with the elements considering it is an electrical device.
1015581
I don't see a problem with your application. The contacts are rated at 30 Amps.
1866309
Yes this application should be fine just remember to limit the current through each meter to no more than 40 to 50 amps. I use one of these between my power supply and my name brand power strip with power pole connectors for my amateur radio staion and whatever else I work on. D Coffey
1010341
Yes, like most lighting fixtures,ceiling fans etc... this connects to a standard ceiling outlet.
1466903
I can't say for 100%, but I would be willing bet you can. Deoxit will clean off the oxidation on electrical contacts and help to improve the electrical connections. Just be sure that there is no electricity going through any of the wires when you decide to clean any connections. It might be a good idea to use some dialetric grease to help keep the water out of the connector and prevent corrosion after you do.
2109495
I don't know. I used it for rewiring the switch in a small LED light. It works well on very small, thin, light wires in tight spaces. It must be stirred well. It is basically conductive matter suspended in a liquid glue. You will have to find a way to brace it so that it doesn't move until it dries and cures. It might not work on a connector which thick and heavy compared to small wires. It probably will not hold anything that is under stresses tending to pull it apart.
1728116
Yes. The top 2 screws are for the line connections to the circuit breaker box, and the bottom 2 screws are for load connections to the downstream outlets that will be protected by this GFCI.
176131
No. You can use bare wire with the screw type terminals although they are fairly close together. I'd recommended banana plugs though.
801287
Yes. But, as with all applications, make sure that it doesn't touch any pins or connectors.
870126
It's pure copper wiring, so, in theory, you can use it for anything that you're able to make a connection to. How you'd do that when it comes to those lights isn't something we do, so you'd have to figure that out for yourself.
1520316
Sure. You just need to ensure the connector and electrodes are not compromised. Adding an extention should be no problem.