SUPCO
SUPCO T1103 Non-Insulated Male Slip On Terminal 20 Pack 16-14 Wire
Pack of 20 non-insulated male slip-on terminals for 16-14 gauge wire with 1/4 inch tab size
- TypeNon-Insulated Male Slip On Terminal
- Fits 16-14 AWG wire for secure connections
- Non-insulated male slip-on design enables quick mating
- Quarter-inch tab size matches standard terminal blocks
- Pack of 20 terminals supports multiple wiring jobs
- SUPCO T1103 model ensures consistent crimp quality
Terminal connectors for 16-14 wire
The Supco T1103 pack contains twenty non-insulated male slip-on terminals built for 16 to 14 gauge wire. Electricians and automotive technicians use them to create quick-disconnect points on power leads. Each terminal accepts a standard 250 tab. The bare metal design suits crimp-only workflows where heat-shrink or sleeving is added separately.
Replaces worn or loose factory terminals
These connectors replace corroded, heat-damaged or loose original terminals on existing harnesses. The jump is worth it when a connector shows discolouration, intermittent contact or physical deformation. A fresh crimp on clean copper restores full current capacity without rewiring the whole circuit. The twenty-piece quantity covers a typical multi-point repair job.
Fits crimp tools and 250 tab housings
The terminals require a ratchet crimper sized for 16-14 non-insulated barrels. They slide into standard 250 female receptacles found on relays, switches and appliance tabs. No insulation sleeve means the installer chooses shrink tubing, tape or bare exposure per code. The pack frees up bench space by consolidating a common repair size into one box.
Highlights
- Fits 16-14 AWG wire for secure connections
- Non-insulated male slip-on design enables quick mating
- Quarter-inch tab size matches standard terminal blocks
- Pack of 20 terminals supports multiple wiring jobs
- SUPCO T1103 model ensures consistent crimp quality
Specifications
| Brand | Supco |
|---|---|
| Type | Non-Insulated Male Slip On Terminal |
Questions about this item
What tab width does the SUPCO T1103 terminal accept?
The terminal fits a 250 tab, which is a standard 1/4 inch male blade.
How do you secure 16-14 gauge wire in these non-insulated slip-on terminals?
Strip the wire, insert it into the barrel, and crimp firmly with a ratchet crimper sized for 16-14 AWG; the open barrel requires precise alignment to avoid loose strands.
When should I replace a SUPCO T1103 terminal in service?
Replace the terminal if the barrel shows corrosion, the crimp loosens, or the male tab fits loosely after repeated mating cycles.
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