Ring Terminal, 16 14 AWG, 1/4" stud size, vinyl insulated, funnel entry, standard package.

UPC	07498380122
Product Description	RING TERMINAL, VINYL INSULATED, 16 - 14AWG
Catalog Description	Ring Terminal, 16 14 AWG, 1/4" stud size, vinyl insulated, funnel entry, standard package.
Codale Part No.	49554
Product Long Description	Ring Terminal, Vinyl Insulated, 16 - 14 American Wire Gauge (AWG), 1/4 Inch Stud Size, Funnel Entry. Insulation support helps to prevent wire damage in bending applications. Ring tongue design assures a secure connection in high vibration applications. Brazed seam protects terminal barrel from splitting during the crimp process. Internal barrel serrations assure good wire contact and maximum tensile strength. UL Flammability UL 94V-0, maximum insulation temperature 221 degrees Fahrenheit (105 degrees Celsius). UL and CSA rated up 600 Volts per UL 486A/B. Standard Package.
Sub Brand	Pan-Term
For Use With	CT-100A, CT-600-A (CT-550CH), CT-1550, CT-1551, CT-2500 (CT-2550CH), CT-160, CT-260, CT-400
Barrel Type	Funnel Entry
Color Code	Blue
Flammability Rating	UL 94 V-0
Packaging Type	Bottle
Product Short Description	Ring Terminal, 16 14 AWG, 1/4" stud size, vinyl insulated, funnel entry, standard package.
MDM Item Long Description	Ring Terminal, Vinyl
MDM Pkg GTiN	00074983801220
Finish	Tin Plated
Width	7.9 mm
Size	M6
Color	Blue
Type	Loose-Piece
Barrel Type	Funnel Entry
Material	Copper
Stud Size	1/4 in
Conductor Size	16-14 AWG
Country of Origin	MX
Wire Size	16-14 AWG
Temperature Rating	221 F
Pkg Qty	100
Family Brand Name	Panduit
Insulation Material	Vinyl
Tc Connection	Funnel Entry
Max Operating Temperature	221 degrees F
Overall Length	1.12 in
Barrel Length	0.56 in
Color Coding	Blue
Enclosure	Ring shape
Sub Brand	Pan-Term
MDM DDS PROP65 WARNING	No
Voltage	null
MDM PRODUCT KEYWORD	61314, R14-14V, 10038, RB717-200, C20101, PV14-14RX-M, 14RB-14, ST-45-BG, R16-14V, MV14-14R/SX, TP14-14, R4B-14, R4B-14S, 10-105

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