METRA MTRIB4GRNRT-50 Nickel Ring Terminal 4 Gauge 5/16 inch 50 Pack
- Cable Terminals & C…
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Ten-pack of 1/0 gauge insulated ring terminals, five red and five black
This pack supplies ten insulated ring terminals sized for 1/0 gauge cable. Five red and five black units are included to simplify positive and negative wiring runs in car audio installations.
The insulated sleeves protect each connection from accidental shorts and make polarity identification immediate. Installers should verify the stud size matches the terminal inner diameter before crimping to avoid loose fits.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Earthquake Sound |
| Product type | Cable Terminals & Clips |
Inspect each crimp for a uniform, tight barrel with no loose strands, then tug gently on the wire to verify mechanical hold; the platinum-plated copper should show no gaps between conductor and terminal.
The pack contains five red and five black insulated ring terminals for 1/0 gauge wire; no crimping tool, heat-shrink tubing or additional hardware is supplied.
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