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SUPCO T1123C Male Tab Adapters .250 Tab Stud #10 Pack of 100
Pack of 100 male tab adapters with .250 tab size and #10 stud for secure electrical connections
- TypeMale Tab Adapters
- Item Count1
- 1/4" tab size fits standard terminals
- Pack of 100 covers large wiring jobs
- Stud #10 matches common bolt sizes
- Male tab design enables quick connections
- SUPCO T1123C model ensures reliable compatibility
Male Tab Adapter Pack
This pack supplies one hundred male tab adapters for electrical termination work. Each adapter fits a number ten stud and a quarter inch tab. Electricians and technicians use them to create quick disconnect points in control panels and appliance wiring.
Thermals Noise Power
The adapters are passive metal terminals so they generate no heat and no audible noise during operation. They add negligible resistance to the circuit and draw no power themselves. Normal use simply requires a proper crimp or solder joint on the wire side.
Tab And Stud Sizing
The critical specification is the combination of a .250 inch tab width and a number ten stud hole. If your connector block or component uses a different tab width or stud size these adapters will not mate correctly.
Highlights
- 1/4" tab size fits standard terminals
- Pack of 100 covers large wiring jobs
- Stud #10 matches common bolt sizes
- Male tab design enables quick connections
- SUPCO T1123C model ensures reliable compatibility
Specifications
| Brand | Supco |
|---|---|
| Type | Male Tab Adapters |
| Item Count | 1 |
Questions about this item
How do I attach the .250 male tab to a #10 stud without loosening it later?
Slide the adapter onto the #10 stud, then tighten the securing nut to the recommended torque so the tab stays seated under vibration.
Will the tab plating wear out and need replacement after repeated mating cycles?
The .250 tab surface is designed for standard connector cycles; inspect periodically and replace any adapter showing visible pitting or increased resistance.
At what current does the .250 tab reach its thermal limit during continuous load?
The .250 tab is rated for typical automotive accessory circuits; sustained loads near the connector's ampacity will cause the first noticeable temperature rise.
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