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Burndy Vinyl Bullet Quick Disconnect Terminal, 16-14 AWG, Tin-Plated

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Burndy vinyl bullet quick disconnect terminal for 16 to 14 AWG wire. Tin-plated finish for reliable conductivity. Vinyl insulation with bullet design for easier wire insertion. Model BULM14P.

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Burndy Vinyl Bullet Quick Disconnect Terminal — 16-14 AWG

The Burndy BULM14P is a vinyl-insulated bullet quick disconnect terminal designed for 16 to 14 AWG wire. The bullet shape and vinyl insulation combine for ease of assembly, reliable electrical contact, and secure wire retention in control panel and harness wiring applications.

Key Features

  • Wire range: 16 to 14 AWG
  • Tin-plated contact for corrosion resistance and conductivity
  • Vinyl insulation for electrical isolation and color coding
  • Bullet design for easier wire insertion during assembly

Applications

Used in control panel wiring, wire harness assembly, and general electrical connection applications where quick disconnect terminals are needed for 16 to 14 AWG wire. The tin-plated finish ensures long-term connection reliability in both indoor and light industrial environments.

Product Details

  • Manufacturer: Burndy
  • Model: BULM14P
  • UPC: 78181052399
  • Product Type: Quick Disconnect Terminal
  • Wire Range: 16 to 14 AWG
  • Finish: Tin-Plated
  • Insulation: Vinyl

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