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The King Innovation 67085 is a tan winged wire connector designed for conventional copper and copper dry indoor splices. It accommodates wire gauges ranging from #18 to #8 AWG. The component is UL listed and CSA tested as a pressure cable connector, meeting NEC standards. It features a thermoplastic flame-retardant casing and is rated for 105°C operation. Each box contains 100 units.
Verify the part number 67085 specifically against King Innovation Contractors' Choice series documentation. Confirm the tan color coding matches your project requirements for #18-#8 AWG copper conductors. Ensure the packaging quantity of 100 per box aligns with your inventory needs. Check for UL and CSA listing marks on the product or datasheet to confirm regulatory compliance for indoor electrical work.
Select this model for standard indoor copper-to-copper connections requiring a twist-on connector. The winged design offers improved grip compared to smooth nuts. Ensure the application involves dry splices only, as wet location ratings are not specified for this specific tan variant in the provided data. Verify that the conductor material is strictly copper, as aluminum compatibility is not confirmed here.
This component belongs to the King Innovation Contractors' Choice series, which includes various colored connectors for different wire gauge combinations. The tan color typically denotes a specific range within their portfolio, distinct from red (#18-#8) or blue variants. It is a passive termination device used in residential and commercial electrical wiring systems.
No public substitute part numbers are documented in the source material. Users should verify compatibility based on wire gauge range (#18-#8 AWG) and insulation type (copper) when selecting alternatives.

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