Insulated Fork Terminal EPM E-652-0032 for 1.5–2.5 mm² conductors, 2/4 mm stud, pack of 10

Insulated fork terminal EPM E-652-0032 is designed for reliable electrical connections with conductors sized 1.5–2.5 mm². The fork-style (spade) terminal accepts 2 mm and 4 mm studs and provides an insulated jacket that protects the wire termination and reduces risk of accidental contact. Pack of 10 pieces provides a compact supply for panel wiring, terminal blocks, switchgear connections and general electrical maintenance tasks.

Advantages

The insulated fork design allows quick and secure connection under a screw or nut without fully removing the fastener, speeding installation and maintenance. The insulated sleeve offers mechanical strain relief and basic protection against short circuits at the termination point. Durable metal contact ensures consistent conductivity and stable electrical contact over repeated assembly cycles. Supplied in a pack of 10, the terminals are convenient for small projects and repair jobs where matching connectors are required.

Suitable for

• Panel wiring and distribution blocks
• Connecting wires to busbars, relays and terminal strips
• Electrical installation and maintenance in residential and light commercial equipment
• Repairing or replacing existing spade/fork terminations

Key specifications

• Conductor cross-section compatibility: 1.5–2.5 mm²
• Stud sizes supported: 2 mm and 4 mm
• Terminal type: insulated fork (spade)
• Material: conductive metal contact with insulated sleeve
• Pack quantity: 10 pieces

How to use

Strip the conductor to the appropriate length, insert the bare wire into the metal barrel of the fork terminal and crimp using a suitable crimping tool for insulated terminals. Place the fork under the screw or nut on the terminal post and tighten the fastener to the manufacturer's recommended torque to ensure a secure electrical and mechanical connection. Verify that the insulated sleeve covers the exposed conductor and that the connection is stable before applying power.

Usage recommendations

Use a crimping tool rated for insulated terminals to achieve a reliable crimp; avoid using pliers or improper tools which can damage the terminal or conductor. Select the correct conductor size within the specified 1.5–2.5 mm² range and ensure the stud size matches 2 mm or 4 mm to prevent loose connections. For installations requiring higher environmental protection or vibration resistance, consider additional strain relief or protective routing of cables.