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Ideal
Green copper grounding tails with #10 fork terminals, 7.75 in long, pack of 50
The Ideal 30-3385 grounding tail provides a secure electrical connection using a ring and ground screw with a #10 fork terminal. Each 7.75-inch copper conductor is coloured green for easy identification as a grounding wire. The pack contains 50 pieces for professional or residential wiring jobs.
This grounding tail fits a #10 fork terminal, so it suits screws or studs of that specific size. It will not connect to larger or smaller terminals without an adapter. Buyers needing a different terminal style or a longer lead length should select another product.
| Brand | Ideal |
|---|---|
| Length | 7.75" |
| Type | Ring and Ground Screw w/ #10 Fork |
The 7.75 in tail gives enough copper to reach the ground screw on a standard device and still leave room for a secure loop under the terminal.
The #10 fork fits a number-10 screw, so it matches the ground terminals on common receptacles and switches but will not fit larger or smaller screw sizes.
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