Ancor Marine Grade 12-10 AWG 5/16" Nylon Ring Terminals, 25-Pack, UL 486C

Ensure robust and reliable electrical connections in the most challenging marine environments with Ancor's Marine Grade Nylon Ring Terminals. Engineered to outperform automotive terminals, these connectors offer superior durability and conductivity for your vessel's critical systems. Backed by Ancor's 3-year warranty, you can trust in long-lasting performance. Upgrade your marine wiring with confidence today.

Key Benefits & Features:

• Marine Grade Construction: Specifically designed to withstand the harsh conditions of the open sea, providing enhanced protection against corrosion and wear compared to standard automotive terminals.
• Optimal Conductivity & Corrosion Resistance: Crafted from tinned copper to deliver the least electrical resistance and maximum corrosion protection, ensuring efficient power transfer and extended product life.
• Secure & Easy Installation: Features nylon insulation with an insulation grip that is easy to crimp and resists splitting. The barrels are designed for a tight wire grip with minimal effort.
• Double Crimp & Funnel Entry: The innovative double crimp and funnel entry design guides the wire into position, preventing strand turnback and ensuring a consistently strong connection.
• Enhanced Durability: Nylon insulators offer extra protection against sunlight, gasoline, oil, and various chemicals, maintaining integrity over time.
• UL 486C Certified: Complies with UL 486C safety standards, guaranteeing reliable performance and peace of mind for your marine electrical system.
• Convenient Packaging: Supplied in a practical 25-pack, ideal for a variety of marine electrical projects.

Recommended Pairings: For best results, use with Ancor Marine Grade wire and a ratcheting crimper for a cold-weld connection.

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including di(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate (dehp) which is known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to P65Warnings.ca.gov.