Sta-Kon 14RB-47PT INS VINYL PIN TERMINAL 16-14 BLUE

The 14RB-47PT takes 16 to 14 AWG stranded copper conductor. The blue insulation is the standard color code for that range, so a tech can spot the right barrel in a mixed bin without reading the stamp. Run 12 AWG and the barrel won't close on it; run 18 AWG and the crimp won't hold.

No. The Sta-Kon 14RB-47PT vinyl insulated pin terminal is rated 300 V, which covers 120 V and 277 V circuits but not 480 V. For higher voltage terminations you need a differently rated termination system.

A pin terminal ends in a solid round pin rather than a ring or spade, so it goes into a clamp or saddle style screw terminal, the kind found on contactors, terminal blocks, controls, and some breakers. It converts stranded wire into something that behaves like solid wire under a clamping screw, which stops strand fanning and loose connections. Use a ring tongue where the connection goes under a stud and nut, and a fork where the screw head stays captive and you want to slide the terminal in sideways.

Country of origin on the Sta-Kon 14RB-47PT is the United States, which is the documentation most federal, education, and healthcare procurement specs are asking for on domestic-content line items.

Order Sta-Kon 14RB-47PT. That is the manufacturer part number for the blue vinyl insulated pin terminal sized for 16 to 14 AWG, so it will match the color coding and wire range of the existing terminations.

The insulation is vinyl over a copper barrel. It covers the barrel and the end of the wire jacket, which gives you insulation at the crimp and keeps the conductor from being exposed at a crowded terminal block, but it is not a nylon insulated or heat shrink barrel. For high flex or high heat locations choose a nylon or adhesive lined insulator instead.