Corrosion Inhibator

[cehart]

Just done a basic wiring on my tinny (4.2 Stacer), for a sounder and gps

They terminate into blue seas 4 fuse st blade battery terminal mount fuse block and neg bus bar. They sit inside a battery box.

What would I be better off using to coat the connections, vaseline or a lanolin based spray like lanox mx4


Cheers

[baitable]

Di electric grease

[TheRealAndy]

Dielectric grease is for high voltage stuff, dont waste your money. Vasoline or lanox is fine. My preference is vasoline as its last longer, but lanox flows easier. Your call.

[toecutter]

Lanolin has, iirc, a 70 kV dielectric rating. This makes it just about perfect for electrical connection corrosion protection. it's only disadvantage is it melts like butter, which "proper" dielectric grease doesn't tend to do.

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[cehart]

I'll use both some vas on some of the connections and some Inox mx4 on the stuff that I can't get the vas into, thanks for the info

[Dignity]

Lanolin has, iirc, a 70 kV dielectric rating. This makes it just about perfect for electrical connection corrosion protection. it's only disadvantage is it melts like butter, which "proper" dielectric grease doesn't tend to do.

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One would hope the fuses blow before the terminals get hot enough to melt lanolin.