Posi-tap 6pc Assortment Pack Wire Connector #607/6 10-22awg on 2040-parts.com
Fletcher, North Carolina, US
Posi-Tap assortment pack #607/6pc.
2 of each 20-22 awg, 14-18 awg and 10-14 awg reusable wiretap connectors.
With Posi-Tap there is no need to cut wires make a connection. Simply
place the wire into the slot, screw on the Posi-Tap and you just made a
connection.
Always shut off power before working on a circuit.
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