Value Collection Z3WCNYD2-5PK Butt Splice Terminal Nylon

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION Z3WCNYD2-5PK is a partially insulated nylon butt splice terminal designed for inline wire-to-wire connections in electrical assemblies and control wiring applications. It accepts conductors ranging from 1.5 to 2.5 square millimeters and features three wire entries, allowing a multi-conductor splice within a single terminal body. The nylon insulation sleeve provides partial coverage over the crimp barrel, protecting the joint while leaving the barrel visible for inspection. Electricians and low-voltage control technicians use these terminals when making reliable inline splices in panel wiring, motor control circuits, and similar applications. This SKU ships in a pack of 5 units.

These butt splice terminals are suited for residential and light commercial electrical work, control panel assembly, and equipment wiring where metric wire sizes in the 1.5 to 2.5 square millimeter range are standard. The three-entry design accommodates branching or joining multiple conductors at a single point, reducing the need for additional junction hardware. Typical install scenarios include branch circuit splicing, relay and contactor control wiring, and field repair of harnesses using metric-gauge conductors.

Key Features

• Partially insulated nylon sleeve protects the crimp zone while allowing visual inspection of the barrel
• Accepts wire sizes from 1.5 to 2.5 square millimeters
• Three wire entries support multi-conductor inline splicing in a single terminal
• Nylon insulation material offers resistance to abrasion and common shop fluids
• Sold in a pack of 5 terminals, with a minimum order quantity of 5

Compatibility

Designed for use with metric-gauge conductors in the 1.5 to 2.5 square millimeter range, consistent with IEC-standard wiring commonly found in control panels, motor circuits, and imported equipment harnesses.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified electrician following applicable NEC requirements and local codes. De-energize and lock out the circuit before terminating or splicing any conductors. Use a ratcheting crimp tool sized for the terminal barrel to ensure a gas-tight, mechanically secure crimp. Avoid over-stripping conductors, as excess bare wire beyond the barrel can create a shock or short-circuit hazard.