Electrical Wires & Cables

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.

Disconnect terminals securely attach the female disconnect over the male tab, while allowing for quick and easy detachment if two wires need disconnected in the future. Insulated terminals are used when an insulated barrel is required and feature color-coding that signifies the correct wire gauge size.

Disconnect terminals securely attach the female disconnect over the male tab, while allowing for quick and easy detachment if two wires need disconnected in the future. Insulated terminals are used when an insulated barrel is required and feature color-coding that signifies the correct wire gauge size.

Disconnect terminals securely attach the female disconnect over the male tab, while allowing for quick and easy detachment if two wires need disconnected in the future. Uninsulated terminals are the most cost-effective type of terminal and are ideal for use when specialized features are not required.

Rubber grommets cover and cushion hole openings, protecting the cables and wires that pass through from abrasion or damage from sharp corners or edges.

Rubber grommets cover and cushion hole openings, protecting the cables and wires that pass through from abrasion or damage from sharp corners or edges.

These multi-range Hex-head connectors cover 95 percent of everyday applications making them the simple choice for all of your wire connection needs. Don't worry about using a Hex tool to install - you can't over-torque this connector because it's patented Hex-head design strips out at UL torque saving the wires and your fingers. Inside the connector a zinc-plated square wire spring ensures a secure connection that resists corrosion. The thermoplastic shell is designed for long-lasting strength and resists chemicals while the deep skirt supports smooth wire entry and coverage of stripped wires. Use for large appliances, timers, indoor lighting, switches, ballasts, junction box, air conditioners.…

The nylon snap bushing is used in rough, unfinished holes, converting them into smooth openings to mechanically protect and insulate electrical and telecommunications cables, tubing, rope and utility lines. With multiple locking steps to easily snap into place in a mounting hole that has a panel thickness up to 0.125 inches and a mounting hole diameter of 1.5 inches.

Carlon A420RR Two-Gang Blank Box Cover, Volume 6.1 Cubic Inches, 4 Inches Square, Raised 1/2 Inch, Color Blue, Material Non-Metallic

The flanged spade terminal has similar features to the spade, but with turned up ends that stay secure even 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.

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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.

Disconnect terminals securely attach the female disconnect over the male tab, while allowing for quick and easy detachment if two wires need disconnected in the future. 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.

Disconnect terminals securely attach the female disconnect over the male tab, while allowing for quick and easy detachment if two wires need disconnected in the future. 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 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. Resistant to melting and corrosion, high temperature terminals are ideal for high heat applications such as ovens, motors and light fixtures.

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.Insulated terminals are used when an insulated barrel is required and feature color-coding that signifies the correct wire gauge size.

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. Resistant to melting and corrosion, high temperature terminals are ideal for high heat applications such as ovens, motors and light fixtures.

The flanged spade terminal has similar features to the spade, but with turned up ends that stay secure even 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.

Rubber grommets cover and cushion hole openings, protecting the cables and wires that pass through from abrasion or damage from sharp corners or edges.

The shorty nylon snap bushing is used in rough, unfinished holes, converting them into smooth openings to insulate and isolate electrical or telecommunications cables as well as low RPM shafts and push-pull rods. The shorty bushing has a reduced depth for use in thin mounting panels and limited internal clearance applications. With a single locking step to easily snap into place in a mounting hole that has a panel thickness of up to 0.0625 inches and a mounting hole diameter of 0.75 inches.

The Vinyl-insulated ring terminals mate, connect or terminate a single wire. The ring shape of the terminal allows for connection to a screw or stud type electrical application. Our butted seam ring terminals are the most economical insulated terminal available. Vinyl-insulated ring terminals are commonly used in automotive and marine vehicles, but can be used in various other electrical applications.

Rubber grommets cover and cushion hole openings, protecting the cables and wires that pass through from abrasion or damage from sharp corners or edges.