PYLE AUDIO PP444 Phono Turntable Pre Amplifier 12 V DC car electronics accessory
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Copper ring terminals for 1/0 gauge wire with 1/4 inch stud size, supplied in a pack of five
The Install Bay CUR1014 pack supplies five copper ring terminals built for 1/0 gauge wire with a 1/4 inch stud hole. They are intended for automotive electrical installations where a secure, non-insulated tubular lug is required.
Each terminal arrives without insulation so the installer can apply heat-shrink or tape that matches the loom. The tubular barrel accepts a standard crimp tool, freeing the builder from pre-insulated lengths that may not fit tight routing paths. Buyers who need insulated lugs or a different stud size will need a separate part.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | The Install Bay |
| Product type | Installation Tools |
The pack contains five copper ring terminals for 1/0 gauge wire.
Copper construction keeps resistance low, so heat rise stays minimal during continuous high-current use.
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