Description
Vinyl-insulated, butted seam spade terminals are used to mate, connect, or terminate a single wire, while allowing for a connection to a screw or stud type electrical connection. The vinyl material acts as an economic insulation type and the butted seam is the most common type of terminal barrel. Vinyl insulated fork terminals are commonly used in automotive and marine vehicles, but can also be used in various other electrical applications.
Most economical insulated terminal available.
PVC insulation sleeve is securely fastened to butted seam barrel.
Insulation has flared entry for easier wire insertion.
Industry standard color-coding indicates wire range.
Rated to 600 volts maximum, building wire; 1000 volts maximum, 105° C.
UL E96029, CSA 6223-02
These come in lots of 100
