360 electrical terminals covering the four connector types shops reach for most — ring terminals, butt connectors, disconnects and spade terminals — sorted by type and gauge in a 12-hole labeled plastic drawer. One organized kit handles the majority of automotive, marine, and fleet wiring connections without digging through loose bags of mixed hardware.

What's Included

Ring terminals — multiple wire gauges, for permanent connections to studs, posts, and battery terminals
Butt connectors — multiple wire gauges, for inline wire splicing end-to-end
Disconnects & Spade terminals — multiple wire gauges, for quick-connect and disconnect applications on switches and terminal blocks
360 pieces total
12-hole labeled plastic drawer — each compartment sorted by terminal type and gauge
QR-coded layout labeling included

Specifications

Terminal types	Ring, butt connector, disconnect, spade
Wire gauge range	22–10 AWG (across all terminal types)
Total pieces	360
Storage included	Yes — 12-hole labeled plastic drawer

Best For

Automotive electrical repair — covers the terminal types used most in vehicle wiring harnesses, accessories, and lighting installs
Marine wiring — a broad gauge range handles everything from bilge pump wiring to navigation lights
Fleet maintenance shops — keep one bin per bay so technicians aren't pulling from a central parts drawer for every electrical job
Industrial equipment service — the mixed assortment works across control panels, sensors, and power distribution terminals
DIY installers — stereo, lighting, and accessory installs are cleaner and faster when you have the right terminal on hand

Choosing the Right Terminal Type

If you're unsure which terminal to use for a given connection, here's a quick guide:

Ring terminal	Use when the wire needs to connect to a stud, screw, or bolt — battery posts, ground points, and relay mounting screws are the most common. The wire won't pull off accidentally once the fastener is tightened.
Butt connector	Use when you're joining two wire ends end-to-end — splicing a cut wire, extending a harness, or connecting two separate circuits inline. Slide a wire into each end, crimp both, and you have a solid, insulated connection.
Disconnect terminal	Use when wires need quick, tool-free connection and removal. Ideal for automotive, appliance, and control panel wiring that requires servicing or replacement.
Spade terminal	Use when the connection needs to come apart without cutting the wire. Spade terminals slide onto switch terminals, fuse blocks, and appliance connectors and can be disconnected by hand. Ideal anywhere serviceability matters.

Questions about which terminal is right for your application? Contact us — we're happy to help.

Shipping & Ordering

Ships within 1–2 business days from our warehouse
Volume pricing available — save up to 20% when ordering 3 or more kits
Reorder regularly? Ask us about a B2B account with a quarterly restock cadence and custom pricing — contact us

Terminal Connector Assortments

360 Piece Ring, Butt, and Disc Terminal Assortment