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The Blackburn 54105-BLBN is a copper one-hole standard barrel lug terminal designed for electrical connections. It features a tin-plated finish to enhance corrosion resistance and conductivity. The component supports a maximum wire size of 6 AWG, ensuring compatibility with common gauge wiring standards. It utilizes a 1/4-inch bolt size for secure mechanical attachment to busbars or equipment studs. Rated for 35 volts, this terminal provides reliable performance in low-voltage applications requiring durable, high-quality crimped connections.
Verify the specific suffix BLBN matches your required packaging format, as standard listings may vary by distributor. Confirm the tin plating specification aligns with your corrosion resistance requirements. Ensure the 1/4 inch stud size corresponds to your existing mounting infrastructure before ordering.
Select this part when a standard barrel lug is required for 6 AWG conductors. The 1/4 inch hole diameter dictates compatibility with specific stud sizes. Tin plating is suitable for general environments; consider other finishes if exposed to harsh chemicals. Verify voltage rating sufficiency for the specific circuit application.
Blackburn, now part of T&B Brand, manufactures a wide range of electrical connectors and terminals. The 54105 series represents their standard line of copper lugs. This specific model is categorized under unclassified components in some catalogs but functions as a standard ring or butt connector variant depending on the exact barrel shape.
Direct substitutes include other manufacturers' 1/4 inch hole, 6 AWG rated copper lugs with tin plating. Ensure any replacement maintains the same barrel length and stud clearance dimensions to fit existing enclosures without modification.

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