We have an existing set of driveway lights one of which was damaged (by a truck) beyond repair. We've decided to remove the light as we can't match it properly and it's not needed. I'd like to simply connect the line and protect the connection from the elements. It appears that a shrink fit splice kit may be required but that requires a heat gun which I don't have or want. An alternative involves a gel splice kit costing around $30. I'm hoping someone has an acceptable simple and less expensive solution. For example, can I use a piece of conduit tubing or perhaps a junction box? Thanks in advance for suggestions.

[left]So I was planning on changing an electrical outlet and I had to flip a few breakers to determine which one it was. One of the breakers was for the doorbell. Upon turning the breaker on, the chime box started to hum/buzz I killed the breaker and removed the R (rear wire). The buzz was still there. So I reattach rear and remove front wires. The buzz went away but the front doorbell did not work. Went to Home Depot and bought another chime box. I connected all 3 wires (rear, front, transformer) and buzz still there. Removed rear wire. No buzz and front doorbell works. I don’t care if the rear doorbell doesn’t work. I’m curious to know why the new chime box works with the front and transformer wires but not the old chime box with the same wires?[/left]