Relay Terminal for 14-16 AWG — Crimp Flag Termination
The TE Connectivity 50271 is a relay terminal designed for 14-16 AWG wire, terminated by crimp with a flag orientation. The flag termination routes the wire parallel to the relay blade, saving space in a crowded relay panel or control cabinet. It is a standard relay terminal, meaning it mates with the blade of a general-purpose relay socket — not a quick-disconnect tab or ring terminal. Supplied in bulk packaging for high-volume harness assembly.
The 14-16 AWG range covers the typical control-circuit wire sizes found in relay panels — 16 AWG for signal-level switching, 14 AWG for higher-current relay coils or contact outputs. The crimp flag termination requires a standard open-barrel crimp tool; the flag orientation means the wire exits parallel to the relay insertion axis, which keeps the harness profile low against the panel. No strip length or tool part number is listed in the available data, so confirm the crimp die and strip length with the TE application tooling guide before production.