'Tee' crimp cable connectors?

[Brissieboy]

Is there such a thing as a T crimp connector for 6 B&S cable? I haven't been able to find one - for any size cable.

I want to split from a single incoming cable to feed 2 outputs, all with the same size cable. I'd much prefer to use decent crimp connections rather than strip and solder.

Is soldering my only option? How do others make a secure and safe T joint?

[4bye4]

Don't know mate never had the need, but I would speak to a battery supply place.

[Kimbo63]

You could use Anderson plugs with larger size conectors where the two cables come into one plug
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/50-Amp-Anderson-Plug-Connector-Double-Y-Extension-Adaptor-6mm-Automotive-Cable-/111870596840?hash=item1a0c01d6e8:g:UkQAAOSw-ndTnlKT

[the evil twin]

The usual method for 1 into 2 is to use a buss bar type interconnection
Especially in higher current applications

Link for illustration purposes http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/DC-2-3-or-4-M5-Post-Terminal-Busbar-with-bridging-options-for-changing-count/262191507673?_trksid=p2045573.c100033.m2042&_trkparms=aid%3D111001%26algo%3DREC.SEED%26ao%3D1% 26asc%3D20131017132637%26meid%3D939255705c634e11b9 bc50be28b3ba2e%26pid%3D100033%26rk%3D1%26rkt%3D4%2 6sd%3D262191507673

[Ben-e-boy]

Is there such a thing as a T crimp connector for 6 B&S cable? I haven't been able to find one - for any size cable.

I want to split from a single incoming cable to feed 2 outputs, all with the same size cable. I'd much prefer to use decent crimp connections rather than strip and solder.

Is soldering my only option? How do others make a secure and safe T joint?

Lug and bolt them together and cover with self amalgamating tape, electrical tape and heatshrink

[threedogs]

@ ET do those buss bars have covers to protect them from the elements ??

[lucus30]

Lug and bolt them together and cover with self amalgamating tape, electrical tape and heatshrink

+1
If I didn't want to bus bar or split off from a fuseblock lug this is probably how i would join 2 big cables