Electrical Wires & Cables

The locking spade terminal has similar features to the spade, but with an interior notch that locks into place around the stud. Extra force is needed to remove from the stud, deterring accidental removal if the mount screw loosens.Uninsulated terminals are the most cost-effective type of terminal and are ideal for use when specialized features are not required.

A connector used to join lengths of conduit pipe. The fitting consist of two female ends with a center stop. Both pieces of pipe should seat at the stop for proper positioning.

The spade terminal permits a fast wire connection, since the spade can be easily slipped over a stud without completely removing the fastener. Insulated terminals are used when an insulated barrel is required and feature color-coding that signifies the correct wire gauge size.

The locking spade terminal has similar features to the spade, but with an interior notch that locks into place around the stud. Extra force is needed to remove from the stud, deterring accidental removal if the mount screw loosens. Uninsulated terminals are the most cost-effective type of terminal and are ideal for use when specialized features are not required.

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The spade terminal permits a fast wire connection, since the spade can be easily slipped over a stud without completely removing the fastener. Uninsulated terminals are the most cost-effective type of terminal and are ideal for use when specialized features are not required.

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The butt splice connector allows for quick, easy wire insertion to splice wire during a continuous run. Wires insert from both ends and meet in the middle at the built-in wire stop. The connector must be crimped at both ends. Uninsulated terminals are the most cost-effective type of terminal and are ideal for use when specialized features are not required.

The ring tongue is a traditional style terminal with the safest and most fail-safe connection since it cannot be removed without first taking off the mounting screw. Insulated terminals are used when an insulated barrel is required and feature color-coding that signifies the correct wire gauge size.

The Sigma ProConnex Snap Lock AC/MC Connectors are used to terminate AC or MC cable to a knockout in a dry location box or enclosure. The patented design requires no locknut for faster installation. These die-cast zinc connectors are suitable for aluminum or steel conduit.

The flanged spade terminal has similar features to the spade, but with turned up ends that stay secure even if the mount screw loosens. Uninsulated terminals are the most cost-effective type of terminal and are ideal for use when specialized features are not required.

The spade terminal permits a fast wire connection, since the spade can be easily slipped over a stud without completely removing the fastener. Uninsulated terminals are the most cost-effective type of terminal and are ideal for use when specialized features are not required.

A section of PVC schedule 40 conduit which as been heated and bent to effect a 90 degree change in direction in a conduit run. A standard conduit bell is formed on one end while the other end is a spigot (plain) end. Both ends are solvent weld. Can be used above ground or buried and are suitable for concrete encasement.

The locking spade terminal has similar features to the spade, but with an interior notch that locks into place around the stud. Extra force is needed to remove from the stud, deterring accidental removal if the mount screw loosens. Uninsulated terminals are the most cost-effective type of terminal and are ideal for use when specialized features are not required.

The Sigma ProConnex Snap Lock EMT Connectors are used to terminate EMT conduit to an outlet box or enclosure. The patent-pending Snap Lock design provides a faster installation allowing the EMT conduit to snap into the fitting without the use of tools. These die-cast zinc connectors are approved for rain-tight and concrete-tight applications.

The hook terminal permits a fast wire connection, since the hook can be easily slipped over a stud without completely removing the fastener. The hook shape deters accidental removal if the mount screw loosens.Insulated terminals are used when an insulated barrel is required and feature color-coding that signifies the correct wire gauge size.

The flanged spade terminal has similar features to the spade, but with turned up ends that stay secure even if the mount screw loosens. Uninsulated terminals are the most cost-effective type of terminal and are ideal for use when specialized features are not required.

The spade terminal permits a fast wire connection, since the spade can be easily slipped over a stud without completely removing the fastener. Uninsulated terminals are the most cost-effective type of terminal and are ideal for use when specialized features are not required.

The spade terminal permits a fast wire connection, since the spade can be easily slipped over a stud without completely removing the fastener. Uninsulated terminals are the most cost-effective type of terminal and are ideal for use when specialized features are not required.

The hook terminal permits a fast wire connection, since the hook can be easily slipped over a stud without completely removing the fastener. The hook shape deters accidental removal if the mount screw loosens.Insulated terminals are used when an insulated barrel is required and feature color-coding that signifies the correct wire gauge size.

The locking spade terminal has similar features to the spade, but with an interior notch that locks into place around the stud. Extra force is needed to remove from the stud, deterring accidental removal if the mount screw loosens. Uninsulated terminals are the most cost-effective type of terminal and are ideal for use when specialized features are not required.

The ring tongue is a traditional style terminal with the safest and most fail-safe connection since it cannot be removed without first taking off the mounting screw. Uninsulated terminals are the most cost-effective type of terminal and are ideal for use when specialized features are not required.

Cantex 5140108 is a 2 in. Male terminal adapter which is a connector used to transition from a spigot end PVC conduit to a threaded metal or PVC plastic female bell end.

The locking spade terminal has similar features to the spade, but with an interior notch that locks into place around the stud. Extra force is needed to remove from the stud, deterring accidental removal if the mount screw loosens. Uninsulated terminals are the most cost-effective type of terminal and are ideal for use when specialized features are not required.