Cable ferrules ENERGOTYTAN TUL-PACK/1.5-16 – insulated wire end sleeves for 1.5 mm² conductors, 16 mm length

ENERGOTYTAN insulated cable ferrules TUL-PACK/1.5-16 are wire end sleeves designed for stranded conductors with a cross-section of 1.5 mm² and a length of 16 mm. These ferrules provide uniform crimping and a secure insulation sleeve that protects the conductor strands from fraying and improves the quality of electrical terminations. They are intended for use in electrical panels, terminal blocks and wiring of equipment where reliable, insulated connections are necessary.

Advantages

The ferrules ensure consistent conductor clamping and reduce the risk of loose strands causing poor contacts or short circuits. The insulated sleeve offers additional electrical isolation and mechanical protection at the termination point. Their standardized length and construction facilitate repeatable crimping results with common hand and machine crimping tools, contributing to faster and more reliable installations.

Suitable for

• Termination of 1.5 mm² stranded copper conductors
• Wiring in distribution and control panels
• Connection to terminal blocks and screw terminals
• Equipment and appliance internal wiring

Key specifications

• Conductor cross-section: 1.5 mm²
• Length: 16 mm
• Type: insulated wire end sleeve (ferrule)
• Material: metal crimp barrel with insulating sleeve
• Suitable for stranded conductors

How to use

Strip the conductor to the required length so that the bare strands fully enter the metal barrel. Insert the stranded conductor into the ferrule until the insulation sleeve meets the conductor insulation. Use an appropriate crimping tool for insulated ferrules and apply a single, firm crimp at the metal barrel according to the tool manufacturer’s instructions. After crimping, verify that the ferrule is securely attached and that no strands protrude from the barrel.

Usage recommendations

For best results use a crimping tool designed for insulated ferrules and select the correct die for 1.5 mm² ferrules. Avoid reusing ferrules after deformation; inspect crimps visually and by pull test where required by local standards.