Ecm Industries Llc AMT-116 Spade Terminal 12-10 Awg 3 Pack

Product Description

The ECM INDUSTRIES LLC AMT-116 is a yellow nylon-insulated spade terminal designed for secure, reliable wire-to-screw connections in electrical and low-voltage wiring applications. Sold in a 3-pack, each terminal accommodates 12-10 AWG wire and fits a No. 8 stud or screw size. The nylon insulation sleeve provides mechanical protection at the termination point and helps resist vibration-induced loosening. These terminals are UL Listed, making them appropriate for use in code-compliant installations across residential and light commercial electrical, HVAC control wiring, and panel work.

The AMT-116 is suited for field wiring tasks where a fast, tool-crimped spade connection is preferred over a ring terminal or bare wire. Typical applications include control board wiring, ground connections, and branch circuit terminations in HVAC equipment, appliance service, and general electrical work. The 12-10 AWG range covers common wire gauges used in 20-amp and 30-amp circuits. The 3-pack format is useful for single-point repairs or small jobs where a full bulk bag is not needed.

Key Features

• Fits 12-10 AWG wire for coverage across common residential and light commercial circuit gauges
• No. 8 stud and screw size for broad terminal block and screw lug compatibility
• Yellow nylon insulation sleeve for mechanical protection and wire gauge identification
• UL Listed construction for use in code-compliant electrical installations
• 3-pack quantity suited for single-repair and small-job service calls

Compatibility

Designed as a standard spade terminal for use with 12-10 AWG wire on No. 8 screw and stud connections in residential and light commercial electrical and HVAC control wiring applications.

Installation Notes

Spade terminals of this type are installed by licensed electricians and qualified HVAC technicians. De-energize and lock out the circuit before terminating any wire. Use a ratcheting or calibrated crimping tool sized for insulated terminals to ensure a mechanically sound crimp — do not rely on pliers or non-calibrated tools. Verify the finished connection meets applicable NEC requirements for the circuit type and ampacity.