Thomas Betts TBM2K1 Terminal and Splice Kit 211 Piece

Product Description

The THOMAS BETTS TBM2K1 is a 211-piece terminal and splice kit designed for electrical connections across a range of wire sizes from 8 AWG down to 2 and 4 AWG. The kit bundles the most commonly needed connection hardware into a single package, reducing truck-stock complexity for field electricians and service technicians. It includes C-taps, pigtails, two-way connectors, one-hole lugs, and a crimping tool, giving a technician everything needed to make solid, code-compliant terminations on the job without sourcing components separately. At 10.7 pounds, the kit is substantial enough for extended field use.

This kit is suited for residential and light commercial electrical work where mixed wire gauges require a variety of termination methods. Typical applications include service panel work, branch circuit splicing, equipment grounding, and fixture connections where wire sizes in the 8 to 4 AWG range are encountered. The included crimping tool means a technician can complete most standard termination tasks without additional hand tools. The variety of connector types in a single kit makes it practical for both new installation work and maintenance or repair scenarios.

Key Features

• 211-piece assortment covers the most common connector types in a single kit
• Compatible with wire sizes from 8 AWG to 2 and 4 AWG
• Includes 45 C-taps, 45 pigtails, 45 two-way connectors, and 75 one-hole lugs
• Crimping tool included — no separate tool purchase required
• 10.7-pound kit weight reflects a full, production-ready component count

Compatibility

Designed for use with copper conductors in the 8 AWG to 2 and 4 AWG wire size range, suitable for standard residential and light commercial electrical termination applications.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed electrician in accordance with the National Electrical Code (NEC) and all applicable local codes. De-energize and lock out the circuit before making any terminations. Use the included crimping tool to achieve proper crimp force on lugs and connectors — do not substitute crimping with twisting or tape alone. Verify that the selected connector matches the wire gauge being terminated before crimping.