Electrical Wires & Cables

The Sigma ProConnex Rigid Threaded Nipples are used to extend the length of threaded Rigid conduit or IMC. These zinc-plated steel threaded nipples can also be used to connect two steel outlet boxes or metal enclosures together when used in conjunction with locknuts.

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 2 Gang Handy Box Cover is designed to cover and protect a variety of applications. These include electrical wiring, switches, and receptacles. Captive screws are conveniently included with this product. Additionally, this cover is UL listed for safety.

SimPush, push-to-install couplings are used to connect liquid tight conduit firmly, and without tools. These robust connections are rated for direct burial, watertight and concrete tight.

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 closed end connector is for splicing two or more wires that meet at a junction. Connection secured by crimping. Insulated terminals are used when an insulated barrel is required and feature color-coding that signifies the correct wire gauge size.

The Gardner Bender quick and always-reliable crimp-type wire terminals feature color-coded barrels denoting industry standard wire gauge sizes. Vinyl insulated barrels provide a high degree of protection and carry a maximum 600V rating. You will find various terminals for various circuit protection devices, all insulated to last for those any environments.

The Gardner Bender quick and always-reliable crimp-type wire terminals feature color-coded barrels denoting industry standard wire gauge sizes. Available in ring, spade, disconnect and bullet styles. Vinyl insulated barrels provide a high degree of protection and carry a maximum 600V rating. You will find various terminals for various circuit protection devices, all insulated to last for those any environments.

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.

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 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 Sigma ProConnex Reducing Bushings are used to decrease the entry size of threaded conduit to join conduits of two different sizes. These reducing bushings are of zinc die-cast construction.

The Sigma ProConnex 90-Degree Squeeze Connectors are used to terminate AC, MC or FMC/RWFMC to a knockout in a dry location box or enclosure where a 90-degree bend is required. These die-cast connectors are equipped with tri-combo screws and are suitable for aluminum or steel conduit.

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 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.

The Sigma ProConnex Grounding Clamps are used to connect bare or insulated copper wire to copper or galvanized steel water pipe.

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 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 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 Sigma ProConnex Snap Lock EMT Couplings are used to connect two lengths of EMT conduit. 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 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 Reducing Washers are used to decrease the size of a knockout in a steel outlet box or metal enclosure. Two of these zinc-plated steel reducing washers are required for each knockout. They are embossed for self-centering and easy installation.

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.