FAQ'S

• What are ring, pin, and fork non-insulated connectors?

  Ring, pin, and fork non-insulated connectors are types of electrical connectors that are used to connect wires to electrical terminals. The connectors are made from metal and are designed to be crimped onto the end of a wire. The ring connector is designed to be placed over a screw or stud, while the pin and fork connectors are designed to be inserted into a terminal block.

• What are the advantages of using non-insulated ring, pin, and fork connectors?

  Non-insulated ring, pin, and fork connectors have several advantages, including being more affordable than insulated connectors and having a smaller overall size. These connectors are also easier to install and can be used in high-temperature environments. They are also less likely to cause electrical interference or noise, which makes them ideal for use in sensitive electronic equipment.

• What sizes are available for non-insulated ring, pin, and fork connectors?

  Non-insulated ring, pin, and fork connectors are available in a variety of sizes, depending on the gauge of the wire being used. The most common sizes are 22-16 AWG (American Wire Gauge), 16-14 AWG, and 12-10 AWG. It is important to choose the correct size connector for the wire being used to ensure a secure and reliable connection.