95125-KNGI

Overview

The King Innovation 95125-KNGI is a three-port aluminum-to-copper wire connector designed for safe splicing of dissimilar metals. It features a tin-plated housing with nickel-plated compression screws and ports lined with anti-oxidant compound to prevent corrosion. Rated for 300 volts, it accepts #12 to #10 solid or stranded copper and #10 solid aluminum wires. The unit is UL listed and approved by the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) for fire prevention in residential aluminum wiring repairs.

Feature Summary

• Three-port design allows simultaneous connection of multiple conductors
• Tin-plated housing with nickel-plated compression screws ensures durability
• Ports contain anti-oxidant compound to inhibit corrosion between aluminum and copper
• UL listed and CPSC approved for safety compliance

Applications

• Splicing aluminum branch circuit wiring to copper devices
• Repairing legacy aluminum wiring systems in residential structures
• Connecting aluminum feeders to copper distribution panels

Procurement Notes

Verify that the part number matches the specific three-port configuration required for your application. Confirm voltage rating compatibility with the circuit being serviced. Ensure the product bears current UL listing marks and CPSC approval labels as regulatory standards may update. Check packaging contents against order specifications to avoid quantity discrepancies.

Selection Notes

Select this component only when joining aluminum conductors to copper terminals or devices. Ensure wire gauge ranges match the #12–#10 specification. Do not use for high-voltage industrial applications exceeding 300 volts. Verify that the installation environment does not require specialized environmental sealing beyond the built-in anti-oxidant compound.

Part Context

This connector belongs to the AlumiConn series by King Innovation, specifically engineered to address oxidation issues inherent in aluminum-copper connections. It serves as a certified alternative to traditional crimping methods for aluminum wiring remediation, providing a standardized solution for electricians working on older residential electrical systems.

Replacement Considerations

No direct public substitute part numbers are confirmed for this specific model. Alternative connectors must meet identical UL and CPSC requirements for aluminum-copper splicing. Verify compatibility with existing wire gauges and port configurations before substitution.