Value Collection BD-18301 Butt Splice Terminal Nylon 50 Pack

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION BD-18301 is a fully insulated, crimp-on butt splice terminal designed to join two wire ends in a single inline connection. The insulation is molded from nylon and covers the full barrel length, providing mechanical protection and reducing the risk of accidental contact after termination. The contact is made from copper with a tin nitride (TiN) plating, which supports reliable conductivity and corrosion resistance in typical low-voltage wiring applications. This terminal accepts two wire entries — one at each end — and is color-coded blue to indicate its wire gauge range at a glance. Electricians and low-voltage technicians use this style of terminal in panel wiring, control circuits, and field splicing tasks.

This butt splice terminal is suited for residential and light commercial electrical work, HVAC control wiring, and general low-voltage circuit splicing. The blue color coding is a standard industry indicator for mid-range wire gauge compatibility. It is commonly used when extending wire runs, repairing damaged conductors, or terminating control wiring inside electrical panels, junction boxes, and equipment enclosures. This listing is for a package of 50 terminals, making it practical for service vans and job-site stock.

Key Features

• Fully insulated nylon sleeve covers the entire barrel for post-crimp protection
• Copper contact with TiN plating for conductivity and corrosion resistance
• Crimp-on connection — no soldering required
• Two wire entries for inline butt splicing of separate conductors
• Blue color coding for quick gauge identification at installation
• Sold in a 50-piece package, suitable for stocking and repeat-use applications

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and general-use butt splice terminal for crimp-on inline wire connections in low-voltage electrical and control wiring applications.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed electrician or qualified low-voltage technician in accordance with NEC requirements. Always de-energize the circuit and verify with a meter before making any splice connection. Use a calibrated ratcheting crimp tool sized for insulated terminals to ensure a full, consistent crimp — do not use pliers as a substitute. Inspect the nylon insulation after crimping to confirm no cracking or deformation that could expose the contact.