Application and functionality

The uninsulated ring terminal is designed for safe and reliable connection of electrical cables with a cross-section of 2.5 mm² to components with an M3.5 bolt size. This type of connection is often used in electrical installations where a strong and durable connection is required.

Technical specifications

• Cable cross-section: Suitable for cables of 2.5 mm²
• Bolt size: M3.5
• Type: Uninsulated ring terminal
• Packaging: Set of 10 pieces

Advantages of uninsulated ring terminals

• Compact design: Due to the lack of insulation, these ring terminals are more compact, which is useful in installations with limited space.
• Flexibility in insulation: You can choose to add separate insulation if needed, depending on the specific application.

Installation and use

For an optimal connection, it is important to use the correct crimping tool suitable for uninsulated cable lugs. Make sure the cable is properly stripped and firmly crimped into the terminal to ensure a reliable electrical and mechanical connection.

Areas of application

These uninsulated ring terminals are ideal for various applications, including:

• Automotive sector: For connecting electrical components in cars.
• Industrial installations: Where reliable cable connections are essential.
• Household electrical systems: For connecting cables in electrical appliances and switch cabinets.

Compatibility with other products

These ring terminals can be used in combination with various cable types and are compatible with standard M3.5 bolts. It is important to check whether the cables and components used are suitable for uninsulated connections.

Maintenance and durability

Although these ring terminals are uninsulated, they provide a strong and reliable connection. It is recommended to regularly check the connections for corrosion or loosening, especially in environments with high humidity or vibrations.

Important considerations

When using uninsulated ring terminals, it is essential to ensure correct installation to prevent short circuits or other electrical problems. Consider using heat shrink tubing or other insulation methods if extra protection is needed.