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How does a wire tap connector work?

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How does a wire tap connector work?

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Tap slice connectors are designed to feed an existing wire and a new clean cut end of another wire into it. When the metal portion of the tap splice is pressed down, it cuts into both wires and establishes a connection between the two wires.

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