Insulated Terminals

Insulated terminals are electrical connectors that are designed to securely connect wires or cables while also providing insulation to prevent electrical shock or short circuits. These terminals are typically made of metal, such as copper or brass, and have a plastic or rubber insulation cover. The insulation cover helps to protect against accidental contact with live wires, as well as provide resistance to moisture, heat, and other environmental factors. Insulated terminals are commonly used in electrical wiring systems, automotive applications, and industrial settings. They come in various types, including butt connectors, spade connectors, ring terminals, and bullet connectors, each suited for different wire sizes and connection requirements.