Value Collection CSWS-6-14-P10 Ring Terminal 6 Awg

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION CSWS-6-14-P10 is a blue insulated ring terminal rated for 6 AWG wire and designed for use with a 1/4-inch stud. Ring terminals create a secure, low-resistance connection between a stranded or solid conductor and a bolted terminal post or lug. This style of terminal is a staple in electrical panel work, control wiring, and equipment grounding applications. The blue color coding indicates compatibility with the 6 AWG wire range, making it easy to sort and identify during installation. These terminals are sold in a minimum quantity of 10 per order.

Ring terminals in this size range see regular use in commercial and residential electrical work, HVAC control panel wiring, pool and spa equipment connections, and general low-voltage or line-voltage circuit terminations. Licensed electricians and HVAC technicians reach for this style of terminal when a bolted, vibration-resistant connection is required at a stud or screw lug. The 1/4-inch stud size fits standard terminal blocks, bus bars, and equipment mounting points commonly found in the field.

Key Features

• Blue color coding identifies 6 AWG wire compatibility at a glance
• 1/4-inch stud size fits common terminal blocks, lugs, and bus bars
• Ring-style barrel provides a secure, captive connection that resists pull-out and vibration
• Minimum order quantity of 10 supports both single-repair and multi-circuit jobs
• Compact and lightweight at 0.01 pounds per terminal

Compatibility

Designed for use with 6 AWG conductors and 1/4-inch threaded studs or screw lugs in electrical, HVAC, and equipment wiring applications.

Installation Notes

Ring terminals must be crimped using a properly sized ratcheting or hex-die crimping tool rated for the AWG and terminal type - soldering alone is not an acceptable substitute per NEC guidelines. Always de-energize and lock out the circuit before terminating or inspecting any connection. Slide the wire fully into the terminal barrel before crimping to ensure maximum contact area. Inspect the finished crimp for cracks, cold joints, or barrel deformation before torquing down to the stud.