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TE Connectivity AMP Connectors 52921 — Spade Terminals

52921 PIDG Spade Terminal 22-26 AWG #2 Stud Yellow

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PIDG spade terminal, order code 52921, 22-26 AWG, #2 stud, tin-plated phosphor bronze contact, serrated termination, yellow nylon insulation, free hanging in-line, bulk.

$1.3600Ref. price · indicative, final on quote
RoHSROHS3 Compliant
SeriesPIDG
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Specifications

52921 key specifications
ParameterValue
SeriesPIDG
MountingFree Hanging (In-Line)
Terminal typeSpring, Snap
Wire gauge22-26 AWG
ColorYellow
Contact materialPhosphor Bronze
Width - outer edges0.171\" (4.34mm)
Material - insulationPolyamide (PA), Nylon
PackageBulk
FeaturesSerrated Termination
InsulationInsulated
TerminationCrimp

All specifications

52921 additional specifications
ParameterValue
Stud (Tab size)2 Stud
Contact finishTin
Length - overall0.651\" (16.54mm)
Insulation diameter0.050\" ~ 0.082\" (1.27mm ~ 2.08mm)
Length - termination0.331\" (8.41mm)
Tongue inside opening0.086\" (2.18mm)
Length - ring center to termination0.206\" (5.23mm)

Product details

PIDG spade terminal for 22-26 AWG

The 52921: Tin-plated phosphor bronze contact, yellow nylon insulation rated for free-hanging in-line use, overall length 0.651" (16.54 mm).

Stud size across the PIDG 22-26 AWG range

The 52921 uses a #2 stud opening (0.086" tongue inside opening). The same wire gauge and insulation diameter are shared with the #4-stud 52922 (0.112" opening) and the #8-stud 52925 (0.164" opening) — pick the stud size that matches the terminal or bus bar hole pattern.

Frequently asked questions

Will the 52921 drop into a panel specified around the 52922 without rewiring?

No — the 52921 uses a #2 stud (0.086" tongue opening) while the 52922 uses a #4 stud (0.112" opening). The wire gauge range and insulation diameter are identical, but the stud hole size differs, so the terminal will not fit a #4 stud without re-terminating to the 52922.