satchmolips

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Am running two 16 amp wires up to light bar to run 4 x 100 watt lamps. I want to put a connecting plug in the line, something like a superseal but cant find one rated high enough. Any suggestions please?
 
He asked for a stockest not an exact one, anyway I'm on my phone give me a break ;)

As for the lighting I'd make a loom with 1 connector for each light then solder and heatsrink them onto one larger wire then run that to a relay, then you can just use econoseal/superseal on each light
 
Am running two 16 amp wires up to light bar to run 4 x 100 watt lamps. I want to put a connecting plug in the line, something like a superseal but cant find one rated high enough. Any suggestions please?

yu do realise that they will get hot?
 
Thanks for your help but to stop you guys arguing!
I have two 30 amp relays, each supplied separately from battery and individually fused. They are activated together by the switch by joining one of the relay terminals. Each relay then has its own 17 amp lead from which I intend to power two lamps each (Hence the 16.6 amp draw). It was my intention to route both power cables via one double plug, and ground all lamps via the lamp bar. The current draw will presumably be limited by the bulb in each lamp!
So will all that work, particularly as I have found a Superseal double connector with 20 amp rating, and I assume the amp rating applies to the amount flowing through one of the cables, not the two combined??!
 

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