Ideal 30-410 Crimp Wire Ferrule Pack of 100

Product Description

The IDEAL 30-410 is a crimp-style electrical wire ferrule sold in a pack of 100. Ferrules are used to terminate stranded conductors before insertion into terminal blocks, control panels, or equipment with screw-clamp connections. The crimp connection type creates a solid, uniform conductor end that prevents wire strands from fraying or spreading during installation. Electricians and panel technicians use ferrules as a standard step in building reliable low-voltage and control wiring terminations. Each unit in this pack delivers a consistent crimp that meets the mechanical demands of industrial and commercial wiring environments.

This ferrule is suited for use in control panel wiring, automation enclosures, HVAC control boards, and any application where stranded wire must terminate cleanly into a screw-type or push-in terminal. The pack quantity of 100 makes it practical for service technicians working on multiple terminations in a single job or for panel builders stocking a wiring kit. It is appropriate for both residential and light commercial electrical work where clean, code-compliant terminations are required.

Key Features

• Crimp connection type ensures secure, fray-free termination of stranded wire
• Pack of 100 units supports multi-point wiring jobs and panel builds
• Compatible with standard ferrule crimping tools used in electrical and control wiring
• Suitable for terminal block, control panel, and equipment wiring applications
• Consistent construction across the pack for reliable, repeatable results

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and standard-use ferrule for stranded conductor terminations in electrical control panels and terminal block applications.

Installation Notes

Ferrule installation is typically performed by licensed electricians or qualified panel technicians. De-energize and lock out all circuits before terminating any conductors. Use a calibrated ferrule crimping tool matched to the ferrule size to achieve a proper crimp. Follow NEC guidelines and equipment manufacturer specifications for terminal torque and wire sizing requirements.