Ecm Industries Llc 10-114 Spade Terminal 16-14 Awg 100 Pack

Product Description

The ECM INDUSTRIES LLC 10-114 is an insulated, solderless spade terminal packaged in a 100-count clam pack. Designed for fast, reliable wire termination without soldering equipment, it accepts 16-14 AWG conductors and fits a No. 10 stud. The insulated sleeve protects the connection from shorts and abrasion in panel wiring, control circuits, and equipment terminations. Electricians, HVAC technicians, and panel builders use this terminal type when landing control wiring, grounding leads, or low-voltage circuit conductors on screw terminals and bus studs.

This terminal is suited for residential and light commercial electrical and HVAC control wiring applications. Typical uses include terminating 16 AWG or 14 AWG wire on motor controls, relay panels, disconnect blocks, and equipment grounding points. The clam packaging keeps terminals organized and protected during field use. At 1.2 pounds per 100-count pack, the kit is a standard bench and service-truck staple for any trade professional doing routine termination work.

Key Features

• Solderless crimp design speeds up termination without heat tools
• Insulated sleeve reduces risk of shorts and protects conductor integrity
• Fits 16-14 AWG wire range covering common control and branch circuit sizes
• No. 10 stud size compatible with standard screw terminals and bus studs
• 100-count clam pack keeps terminals accessible and organized on the job

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style solderless spade terminal suitable for 16-14 AWG conductors terminated on No. 10 stud connections in electrical, HVAC control, and panel wiring applications.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by a licensed electrician or qualified HVAC technician in accordance with NEC requirements for the circuit type. De-energize the circuit completely before terminating or disturbing any conductors. Use a calibrated wire crimping tool rated for insulated terminals to ensure a secure, gas-tight crimp. Do not use pliers as a substitute for a proper crimping tool, as an improper crimp can result in a high-resistance connection or terminal pull-out.