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I have an new bay window and now the existing magnetic connectors for the alarm are too short to reach the window. The alarm wire needs extending but where the joint would be is going to be plastered over.

Is there any acceptable way of joining the cables behind plaster without having to pull it out and put a new piece in?
 

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