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Paulo replaces a faulty water level sensor on the sailboat Starry Night after the original unit failed to register levels above 60 percent.3:24 To facilitate future maintenance, he replaces a previously soldered and shrink-wrapped connection with WAGO lever-nut connectors.2:02 These connectors utilize spring-pressure terminals to secure the wires.4:39 To protect the connection from the marine environment, he houses the WAGO connectors inside a gel-filled waterproof box.4:51 This enclosure seals the electrical contacts against moisture while allowing for easy access if the sensor requires replacement again.4:51 Paulo notes that these connectors meet ABYC standards, provided the spring pressure maintains the connection integrity.5:46 Testing confirms the new sensor accurately reports water levels from 0 to 99 percent.2:22 Using gel-filled boxes with lever-style connectors provides a waterproof, vibration-resistant, and serviceable electrical connection for marine applications.

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