Value Collection LSNYD2-3.7 Locking Fork Terminal

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION LSNYD2-3.7 is a partially insulated locking fork terminal designed for crimp-style wire terminations in electrical panels, control wiring, and equipment hookups. The terminal accepts wire sizes from 1.5 to 2.5 square millimeters and is rated for 600 volts. The blue nylon insulation sleeve partially covers the barrel, allowing visual inspection of the crimp while providing strain relief. The copper contact body delivers reliable conductivity at the stud connection point. This terminal is installed by electricians and control panel assemblers working on low-voltage and line-voltage wiring applications.

This locking fork terminal is suited for residential and commercial electrical installations where a secure, vibration-resistant connection to a number 6 stud (3.7 millimeters) is required. The locking tab design keeps the terminal seated on the stud even when the fastener is not fully tightened, making it a practical choice for terminal blocks, bus bars, and equipment grounding points. The crimp connection method is compatible with standard ratcheting crimp tools used in panel wiring and field service work.

Key Features

• Locking fork design keeps terminal seated on stud during assembly and service
• Rated for 600 volts with blue nylon partial insulation for wire size identification
• Accepts 1.5 to 2.5 square millimeter wire via crimp termination
• Fits number 6 stud size (3.7 millimeters)
• Copper contact material for reliable electrical conductivity
• UL Listed and cUL Listed; RoHS Compliant

Compatibility

Designed as a crimp-style locking fork terminal for use with number 6 studs (3.7 millimeters) and wire conductors in the 1.5 to 2.5 square millimeter range, consistent with typical residential and commercial electrical termination applications.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified electrician in accordance with NEC requirements. De-energize and lock out the circuit before terminating or repositioning any wiring. Use a calibrated ratcheting crimp tool sized for the wire gauge to ensure a proper mechanical and electrical crimp. Do not solder over a crimp connection, as this can create a stress point and degrade long-term connection integrity.