The wire gauge of your cable should be checked to make sure it matches these splice connectors.If the splices have been affected the I highly recommend the Scotch UY-CON (for 2 wires) or the UY-CON (for 3 wires).There are other types of wiring splices available which these suppliers may recommend, however I have never had a failure when using a 3-M product.The following link shows the 3-M splice being applied: Electrical Repair Splice I would surely call the phone company and expect them to do their job over again, without charge.I do not know what the circumstances are that caused the original splice to fail, but if it was due to a poor splice to begin with or bad workmanship, The concern I would have about other epoxies is the heat and ability to form and of course it needs to be contained until the epoxy sets up.The point is to prevent moisture from entering the splice which will start corrosion.It is a kit that I purchase from my suppliers which is made by 3-M, includes a resin splice kit that encases the wires after the splice is made, comes in various sizes, not cheap but will never come apart when installed correctly. The system I use is found at the Splice Page link below.Instead of making another service call, I was thinking of glueing it myself (I can do a better job).ĭo you know where I can get the right epoxy for this? They put an epoxy filler on the splice but most of the epoxy came off. I have an underground phone line that was cut and repaired by the phone company.
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