Panduit PV10-10RX-L Ring Terminal Expanded Vinyl

Product Description

The PANDUIT PV10-10RX-L is an expanded vinyl insulated ring terminal designed for secure, reliable wire-to-stud electrical connections in professional wiring applications. Expanded vinyl insulation provides mechanical protection and electrical isolation at the termination point. This type of lug-style connector is a standard component in panel wiring, equipment grounding, and control circuit terminations where a solid mechanical and electrical bond is required. Electricians and instrumentation technicians install these terminals using a hand or ratchet crimping tool sized for the connector range.

Expanded vinyl ring terminals are used across residential, commercial, and light industrial electrical work. Typical applications include control panel assembly, equipment bonding, grounding conductor terminations, and branch circuit connections where a ring-style lug is needed for bolt-on attachment to a stud, lug strip, or chassis ground point. The expanded vinyl sleeve allows the insulation to slide back for crimping and then recover over the barrel, protecting the termination from abrasion and incidental contact.

Key Features

• Expanded vinyl insulation recovers over the crimp barrel for added termination protection
• Ring tongue design provides a secure bolt-on connection to studs and terminal strips
• Suitable for control panel wiring, grounding, and branch circuit terminations
• Sold individually, allowing precise quantity ordering for service and panel work

Compatibility

Designed as a standard OEM-style ring terminal for use in commercial and industrial electrical panel wiring and equipment grounding applications where an expanded vinyl insulated ring lug is specified.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified electrician in accordance with applicable NEC requirements. De-energize and lockout the circuit before installing or replacing any terminal connector. Use a crimping tool rated and sized for the wire gauge and terminal series to ensure a gas-tight crimp. Do not solder over a compression crimp unless specifically required by the equipment manufacturer.