Electrical terminal connectors are female terminals that mate with male tab terminals, tab adapters, and terminal blocks fitted with male tabs.

Electrical terminal connectors are constructed of tin-plated brass, per NEMA specifications, that area available insulated, non-insulated, or partially insulated. The insulators are molded vinyl (PVC), extruded nylon or molded nylon. The Electrical terminal connector family consists of Fully Insulated Male Electrical terminal connectors, Elinker Electric Fully Insulated Electrical terminal connectors, Flags and Piggyback Electrical terminal connectors.

Electrical terminal connectors are constructed of tin-plated brass, per NEMA specifications, that area available insulated, non-insulated, or partially insulated. The insulators are molded vinyl (PVC), extruded nylon or molded nylon. The Electrical terminal connector family consists of Fully Insulated Male Electrical terminal connectors, Elinker Electric Fully Insulated Electrical terminal connectors, Flags and Piggyback Electrical terminal connectors.

Fully Insulated Male Electrical terminal connectors are fully insulated male Electrical terminal connectors that are precision engineered to allowing the terminal to fit precisely into a female. This "splice" may be connected and disconnected without damage to the nylon insulation.

Elinker Electric Fully Insulated Electrical terminal blocks is the top of the line electrical terminal connector. These connectors are made of a Krimptite terminal with a brass sleeve on the barrel, and completely insulated with molded nylon housing, providing all the benefits of an Elinker Electric connector, with full insulation. Elinker Electric Fully Insulated Electrical terminal connectors  are fully licensed by TUV and tested to various VDE, IEC and DIN specifications.

Flags are available in insulated and non-insulated versions and are used when there is a space constraint and a regular straight Electrical terminal connector is too large.

Piggyback Electrical terminal connectors can be used when multiple connections (also called piggyback) are required and there are a limited number of male tabs. The piggyback allows another connector to be connected to its tab and then the piggyback is connected to a tab.