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Blond moment here.

 

I am thinking of getting some dielectric silicone grease.

This is up to 400 deg F - and totally non-conductive.

 

Does this mean if I was to clean electrical spade connections and put this grease on spade and connector then connect them up, the grease would act as an insulator and stop good contact?

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No because there will be metal to metal contact in the plug / socket. The grease will prevent moisture ingress and stop them going poxy again. It's exactly what I do each time I clean up a connector.

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will the grease not leave a thin film on the contacts tho - reducing conductivity?

Or as the connector slides on does it clear off the grease?

 

*EDIT*

Just found out that when connectors slide together the metal-metal contact displaces the grease and forms a barrier around stopping any oxidation/corrosion from happening.

Just found out that when connectors slide together the metal-metal contact displaces the grease and forms a barrier around stopping any oxidation/corrosion from happening.

 

Nicely put

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