Ecm Industries Llc GK-15N Terminal Crimping Tool Kit 100pc

Product Description

The ECM INDUSTRIES LLC GK-15N is a 100-piece insulated terminal and crimping tool kit built for electrical wiring tasks in HVAC, plumbing, pool, and general trade service work. The kit centers on a multi-use wire stripper and crimper tool, paired with 100 assorted insulated terminals to cover a broad range of field connections. At 5.05 pounds, the packaged kit is compact enough to transport to a job site while supplying enough terminal variety to handle most common wiring terminations without a separate supply run.

This kit suits residential and light commercial applications where technicians need to make quick, reliable insulated terminal connections in control wiring, low-voltage circuits, and general electrical hookups. It is well-suited for HVAC service techs, electricians, and pool equipment installers who regularly terminate wires to contactors, control boards, motors, and accessory components. The all-in-one format reduces the need to carry multiple individual tools when performing field repairs or new installations.

Key Features

• 100-piece kit includes multi-use wire stripper and crimper plus 100 assorted insulated terminals
• Insulated terminals reduce risk of short circuits at termination points
• Multi-use stripper and crimper consolidates two common tasks into one tool
• Assorted terminal selection covers a range of wire gauges and connection styles
• Packaged kit format keeps components organized and portable for field use

Compatibility

Designed for general-purpose use across residential and light commercial electrical wiring applications involving insulated terminal connections and wire termination tasks.

Installation Notes

Always de-energize circuits and verify zero voltage with a meter before making or removing any terminal connections. Follow NEC guidelines for wire gauge, terminal rating, and insulation requirements. Use the crimper to achieve a full, secure crimp on each terminal — do not rely on solder alone to secure insulated crimp terminals. A licensed electrician or qualified trade technician should perform wiring work where local codes require it.