Thomas Betts TV10-10F-XV Fork Terminal 600V 10 Stud

Product Description

The THOMAS BETTS TV10-10F-XV is a standard fork terminal designed for crimp-style electrical connections in a wide range of wiring applications. Rated at 600 volts and sized for a 10 stud, this terminal features a yellow vinyl partial insulation sleeve and a tin-plated copper contact for reliable conductivity and corrosion resistance. The fork width measures 0.283 inches and the overall length is 1.004 inches, making it a compact but sturdy termination point. Electricians and wire harness technicians install this terminal using standard hand or ratcheting crimp tools to terminate copper conductors cleanly and securely.

This fork terminal is suited for residential, commercial, and light industrial electrical wiring where a stud-mounted termination is required. Common applications include control panels, junction boxes, equipment grounding, and low-voltage wiring runs where a partially insulated, color-coded terminal helps with identification and organization. The yellow color coding aids fast visual inspection during installation and service. It ships in packages of 75, making it practical for repetitive production or panel-build work.

Key Features

• Rated at 600 volts for versatile electrical wiring use
• Sized for 10 stud with a fork width of 0.283 inches
• Tin-plated copper contact for conductivity and corrosion resistance
• Partial vinyl insulation in yellow for easy circuit identification
• Crimp connection type compatible with standard hand and ratcheting crimp tools
• RoHS Compliant and meets UL 94 V-0 flammability standard

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and standard-use fork terminal for crimp termination applications requiring a 10 stud size and 600-volt rating in residential, commercial, and light industrial electrical systems.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed electrician in accordance with the National Electrical Code (NEC). De-energize and lock out the circuit before terminating any conductors. Use a calibrated crimp tool appropriate for the conductor gauge being terminated to ensure a secure, gas-tight connection. Do not solder over a crimp connection, as this can create a stress point and compromise terminal integrity.