Westward
Westward 23YY95 Lug 2 ga 5/16 In Copper Crimp/Solder PK2
Two copper crimp/solder lugs for 2 ga cable with 5/16 in stud, cUL listed
- TypeAutomotive Electrical & Lighting
- Copper lugs for 2 ga cable ensure strong conductivity
- Crimp or solder connection gives flexible installation options
- cUL listed lugs meet recognised safety standards
- Corrosion resistant finish protects long term performance
- Pack of two lugs suits dual terminal jobs
Westward 23YY95 2 ga Copper Lugs
These Westward lugs provide a straight, crimpable side-terminal connection for 2 gauge conductors. Each copper contact resists corrosion and meets cUL Listed standards. The 5/16 inch stud size fits compatible terminal posts. A pack of two suits automotive electrical and lighting installations.
Thermals, noise and power draw
As passive copper connectors, these lugs generate no heat, emit no noise and draw no power during normal operation. Their electrical performance depends entirely on the quality of the crimp or solder joint made by the installer. No active cooling or power budget is required.
Single specification that decides fit
The lug is built for 2 gauge wire and a 5/16 inch stud; if your cable or terminal differs, the part will not fit. California Proposition 65 warnings apply because the product contains listed chemicals.
Highlights
- Copper lugs for 2 ga cable ensure strong conductivity
- Crimp or solder connection gives flexible installation options
- cUL listed lugs meet recognised safety standards
- Corrosion resistant finish protects long term performance
- Pack of two lugs suits dual terminal jobs
Specifications
| Brand | WESTWARD |
|---|---|
| Type | Automotive Electrical & Lighting |
Questions about this item
How do I install the 2 ga copper lug on the 5/16 in stud, and what step is often missed?
Strip the cable to the correct length, insert it fully into the barrel, then crimp with a die matched to 2 ga before soldering for a secure joint.
What maintenance or replacement will the copper lug need over time?
Inspect the crimp and solder joint periodically for corrosion or loosening; replace the lug if the copper shows pitting or the connection overheats.
What limit appears first when the lug carries sustained current?
The 2 ga conductor ampacity and the crimp-to-wire interface temperature rise become the limiting factors before the cUL listing threshold is reached.
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