Allpoints 31300-04 Ceramic Wire Connector Medium

Product Description

The ALLPOINTS 31300-04 is a medium ceramic wire connector designed for high-temperature splicing and termination applications in commercial foodservice and industrial equipment. Ceramic construction allows it to withstand elevated heat levels that would degrade standard plastic or nylon connectors. At approximately 0.875 inches in length and 0.531 inches in width, this compact connector is suited for tight wiring compartments. It carries UL recognition, confirming it meets established safety standards for electrical components. Electricians and appliance service technicians use this type of connector when working on heating elements, ignition circuits, and other high-heat wiring points.

This ceramic wire connector is typically found in commercial cooking equipment, conveyor ovens, deck ovens, broilers, and similar high-temperature appliances. It is used wherever a reliable, heat-resistant wire splice is required and standard thermoplastic connectors are not appropriate. The medium size suits common wire gauges found in foodservice equipment control and heating circuits. Service technicians working on commercial kitchen equipment reach for ceramic connectors when replacing damaged or failed splices near heating elements or burner assemblies.

Key Features

• Ceramic body rated for high-temperature environments where plastic connectors fail
• UL-recognized construction for electrical safety compliance
• Compact form factor at approximately 0.875 inches long and 0.531 inches wide
• White finish for visual identification in wiring harness service work
• Sold individually for single-point repair or replacement

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement ceramic wire connector for medium wire gauge splices in commercial foodservice and high-temperature electrical equipment.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified electrician or certified appliance service technician. Always disconnect power to the equipment and verify the circuit is de-energized before servicing any wiring connections. Ensure the connector is fully seated on all conductors before restoring power. Follow applicable NEC guidelines and local codes when making electrical splices in commercial equipment.