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The ELK elk-9002 is a yellow B-connector used for splicing low-voltage wire in telecommunications and security system installations. Each connector uses insulation-piercing internal teeth that cut through wire insulation on contact, eliminating the need to strip wire ends before making a splice. The soft brass crimp body compresses easily with standard connector pliers or a simple hand squeeze. A durable outer covering protects the completed splice from physical damage. This 500-piece pack is suited for high-volume installation work where consistent, reliable wire connections are required across multiple splice points.
B-connectors of this type are a standard consumable in low-voltage wiring work, including telephone wiring, alarm system cabling, and structured wiring panels. They are used by security installers, low-voltage technicians, and telecommunications technicians working on residential and light commercial projects. The elk-9002 pack includes two zip-lock bags of 250 connectors each, along with a reusable poly storage box for jobsite organization.
Designed for use with solid or stranded copper wire ranging from 18 to 30 AWG, consistent with standard telephone, alarm, and low-voltage signal wiring applications.
B-connectors are installed by low-voltage technicians and security system installers working under applicable low-voltage wiring codes. De-energize any circuit before making splices. No wire stripping is required — insert both wire ends fully into the connector before crimping to ensure the teeth make solid contact with the conductors. Avoid over-crimping, which can sever fine-gauge wire.
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