Problems with the use of heat shrink tubing

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I have a question for those who know something about electricity: is it necessary to use heat-shrink tubing at the connection points between copper terminals with a cross-sectional area of 10 mm2 or more and the cables? Is it sufficient to wrap them with ordinary insulating tape?

Reply #22017-03-22

Using tape works too; generally, heat-shrink tubing is more reliable for outdoor use, while it’s fine to use anything for indoor applications

Reply #32017-03-23

I use tape for all areas that are 95 square meters in size

Reply #42017-03-23

It depends on your usage environment; in most cases, insulating tape is sufficient

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