Value Collection ZRVY1-5-25PK Ring Terminal 22-16 Awg 25 Pack

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION ZRVY1-5-25PK is a partially insulated circular ring terminal designed for crimp-style wire terminations in electrical wiring applications. Compatible with 22 to 16 AWG wire, this terminal uses a copper contact and a vinyl insulation sleeve for reliable conductivity and basic protection at the wire entry point. The red color coding follows standard identification practice for 22 to 16 AWG wire range. At 0.961 inches in overall length and 0.315 inches in ring width, it fits a No. 10 stud size. This package contains 25 terminals, making it a practical bench or field supply for electricians and low-voltage installers.

This ring terminal is suited for residential and light commercial wiring work where crimp-style connections are required at screw or stud termination points. Typical applications include control wiring, panel work, low-voltage circuits, and equipment wiring harnesses. The partially insulated design exposes the ring barrel while protecting the wire entry zone, which is standard practice for ring terminals used on bus bars, terminal strips, and equipment grounding points.

Key Features

• Partially insulated vinyl sleeve for wire entry protection and AWG range color coding
• Crimp connection type for fast, tool-based termination without soldering
• Compatible with 22 to 16 AWG wire (0.50 to 1.50 sq mm)
• Copper contact material for solid electrical conductivity
• Fits No. 10 stud size (5.30 mm)
• Sold as a 25-piece pack for job-site and shop use

Compatibility

Designed as a standard crimp ring terminal for use with 22 to 16 AWG conductors and No. 10 screw or stud termination points in general electrical wiring and control circuit applications.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by a licensed electrician or qualified low-voltage technician. De-energize the circuit completely before terminating any conductors. Use a ratcheting or calibrated crimp tool sized for the 22 to 16 AWG range to achieve a proper crimp; do not use pliers as a substitute. Follow NEC requirements for conductor termination, insulation clearance, and stud torque at the connection point.