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Twist Type Wire Connector Wire Nuts 18-10 Gauge Winged UL Listed Tan 500 pcs.

Twist Type Wire Connector Wire Nuts 18-10 Gauge Winged UL Listed Tan 500 pcs. The Wires Zone
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Twist Type Wire Connector Wire Nuts 18-10 Gauge Winged UL Listed Tan 500 pcs.

  • Flame retardant thermoplastic shell provides excellent electrical insulation
  • Swept-back wing design fit into your fingers naturally and provides finger-tip comfort which allows for increased torquing power
  • Gripping ribs on the surface of the connector provide more grasp and reduce slip through your fingers.
  • Square-wire spring provides more securely gripping on conductors.
  • Deep skirt entry provides protection from flashover and shorts. Installation Instruction

Specifications:

  • UL486C Listed and CSA 22.2 No188 Certified.
  • Tough thermoplastic, UL94V-2 flame-retardant shell.
  • Five color-coded to industry standards.
  • Voltage Rating:600VMax. Building wiring; 1000V Max. in fixtures and signs.
  • Color: Tan
  • Connector Type: Twist
  • Finish Type: UL94V-2 flame-retardant shell
  • Gauge: 18-10
  • Insulation Material Type: Thermoplastic

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