Thomas Betts B14-10FL Locking Fork Terminal 600V 10 Stud

Product Description

The THOMAS BETTS B14-10FL is a non-insulated locking fork terminal designed for secure crimp connections in electrical wiring applications. Rated at 600 volts, this terminal features a blue color designation and accepts a number 10 stud size. The copper contact with a TiN (titanium nitride) plating provides reliable conductivity and corrosion resistance. The locking fork design prevents the terminal from backing off the stud during vibration or incidental contact. Electricians and wiring technicians install this terminal using a standard hand or ratchet crimp tool to terminate stranded or solid copper conductors in control panels, junction boxes, and equipment wiring.

This terminal is suited for residential, commercial, and light industrial electrical installations where a secure, low-profile fork connection to a number 10 stud is required. Typical applications include control panel wiring, grounding connections, and equipment terminations where vibration resistance is a priority. The non-insulated construction allows inspection of the crimp joint after installation. Sold in a package quantity of 100 units, making it practical for job-lot purchasing on larger panel builds or service work.

Key Features

• Locking fork design resists terminal back-off under vibration
• 600-volt rating suitable for standard control and power wiring applications
• Copper contact with TiN plating for conductivity and corrosion resistance
• Non-insulated construction allows post-crimp joint inspection
• Number 10 stud size for common panel and equipment hardware
• UL Listed and CSA Certified; RoHS Compliant

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style crimp fork terminal for use with number 10 stud hardware in standard electrical panel and equipment wiring applications.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by a licensed electrician in accordance with NEC requirements. De-energize the circuit completely before terminating or repositioning any conductors. Use a calibrated ratchet or hand crimp tool rated for the conductor gauge being terminated to ensure a gas-tight crimp. Verify the locking tab is fully seated on the stud before tightening the fastener.