Straight Butt Wire Terminals Insulated Copper PVC Crimp Splice Connectors

Key Features

• Copper Splice Tube — The high pure copper tube in the middle of the splice gives good conductivity.
• PVC Insulation — The connector is fully insulated with PVC.
• Strain and Vibration Relief — It provides strain relief and guards against vibration in rugged environments, and it insulates and protects the electrical connection.
• Stretch and Damage Resistance — It offers stretch and resists puncture and mechanical damage.

Product Specifications

• Terminal Body: Copper
• Insulator: PVC
• Plating: Tin
• Color: Red, Blue, Yellow
• Size: 0.5-6.0mm2; 10-22AWG
• Quantity: 10/50/100 pcs
• Maximum Temperature: 75 Celsius
• Insulation Voltage: 600V
• EU LVD Voltage: Low voltage: Below 50Vac or 75Vdc

What It Is / How It Works

These are straight butt wire terminals, insulated crimp terminals that join two wire ends in one splice. Each terminal has a copper body and a PVC insulator, so the splice is insulated once it is crimped.

Who It's For / Use Cases

Crimp terminals suit people who join wires in wiring jobs and want a neat, insulated splice. Electricians, installers and hobbyists building or repairing cable runs often keep a range of sizes and colours on hand so each joint matches its wire.

How to Use / Care

1. Match the terminal size to the cable, within the 0.5-6.0mm2 or 10-22AWG range.
2. Use the terminal for splices where strain relief and protection against vibration are needed.

How to Choose

Start with the wire size. The terminals cover 0.5-6.0mm2 or 10-22AWG, so check the cable gauge against that range before choosing. The colours are red, blue and yellow, which can help tell wire groups apart in a harness. Choose the pack size of 10, 50 or 100 pieces based on how many splices the job needs.

Frequently Asked Questions

What wire sizes does it suit?
It suits 0.5-6.0mm2 or 10-22AWG cable. Check the cable gauge against that range before crimping.

What is the terminal made of?
The terminal body is copper with tin plating, and the insulator is PVC. The copper tube in the middle of the splice gives good conductivity.

What temperature and voltage ratings does it have?
The maximum temperature is 75 Celsius and the insulation voltage is 600V. The EU LVD rating is low voltage, below 50Vac or 75Vdc.

How many terminals are in each pack?
Pack options are 10, 50 or 100 pieces. The colour counts include 4 red, 4 blue and 2 yellow, 20 red, 20 blue and 10 yellow, and 40 red, 40 blue and 20 yellow.