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The DiversiTech DIVE-10816 is a 200-piece terminal assortment kit designed for HVAC, refrigeration, and general electrical wiring applications. The kit is housed in a transparent K resin plastic storage box with 18 compartments, making it easy to identify and retrieve the correct terminal on the job. K resin is soft, pliable, and durable, so the box holds up to repeated use in a service truck environment. Terminals are rated for 300 to 600 volts and up to 105 degrees C, covering the temperature demands of compressor wiring and high-temperature service points. The assortment covers ring terminals, spade terminals, butt connectors, male disconnects, female disconnects, and insulated disconnects across the most common wire gauge ranges.
This kit is built for licensed HVAC technicians, electricians, and refrigeration service pros who need a broad selection of terminals without carrying multiple individual packages. It is well suited for residential and light commercial service work where a variety of wire gauges and terminal types come up in a single call. The included terminals span 22 AWG through 10 AWG, covering low-voltage control wiring, compressor leads, and line-voltage connections in one compact kit. High-temperature and compressor-rated terminals are included, making it appropriate for condensing unit and air handler work.
Designed as a general-purpose terminal assortment for HVAC, refrigeration, and electrical service work involving 22 AWG through 10 AWG wiring in residential and light commercial systems.
Terminal crimping should be performed by a qualified HVAC technician or licensed electrician using a properly sized ratcheting crimp tool matched to the terminal gauge range. Always de-energize the circuit and verify zero voltage with a meter before installing or replacing any terminal connection. Connections in line-voltage circuits must comply with applicable NEC requirements for the installation type. Insulated terminals should be used where the installation environment or service history indicates a risk of terminal contact with adjacent components.
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