When you need to splice a cable for underwater use, we have you covered.

Splicing is easier than pulling new cable through the conduit.

Here’s how to make the splice:

Strip cable 1 outer jacket 3 inches (76 mm)

Strip cable 1 wire insulation 1/4 inch (6 mm)

Strip cable 2 outer jacket 1 ½ inches (38 mm)

Strip cable 2 wire insulation 1/4 inch (6 mm)

Place the large heat shrink tube over cable 1 and out of the way

Place the small heat shrink tube over the black wire from cable 1

Place the cable 1 black wire into the metal butt connector

Crimp the metal butt connector to secure the black wire

Insert the cable 2 negative wire into the metal butt connector

Crimp the metal butt connector to secure the negative wire

Move the small heat shrink tubing over the metal butt connector

Bend the other wires out of the way

Heat starting in the middle and move toward the edges

Place the small heat shrink tubing over the white wire from cable 1

Place the cable 1 white wire into the metal butt connector

Crimp the metal butt connector to secure the white wire

Insert the positive wire from cable 2 into the metal butt connector

Crimp the metal butt connector to secure the positive wire

Move the small heat shrink tubing over the metal butt connector

Heat starting in the middle and move toward the edges

Move the large heat shrink tubing over the splices. Keep centered between both cables.

Heat starting in the middle and move toward the edges

Install the new speaker and enjoy!

For more information contact Clark Synthesis

303-797-7500