Identifying an existing marine wire connector starts with its wire size, construction and pack code. Ancor's regular heat-shrink butt connectors come in several AWG ranges; a separate step-down family joins different wire sizes. Use the part-number table to find the correct product rather than choosing by the colour of an old sleeve alone.

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Same-gauge butt connectors

For joining conductors within the connector's specified AWG range. Match the actual wire size at both ends.

Step-down connectors

Different-sized barrels accept the manufacturer's stated conductors at each end. Confirm the exact combination.

Assortment packs

Mixed sets for repair or maintenance work when more than one wire gauge is involved.

Standard 309-series MPN reference

Compare the package label to these exact part numbers.

MPN Wire size Pieces Construction
309025 22–18 AWG 25 Same gauge range at both ends
309099 22–18 AWG 100 Same gauge range at both ends
309001 22–18 AWG 250 Same gauge range at both ends
309199 16–14 AWG 100 Same gauge range at both ends
309299 12–10 AWG 100 Same gauge range at both ends
309325 8 AWG 25 Same gauge range at both ends

Recognize a step-down connector

A step-down connector is not a general-purpose substitute for any two wire gauges.

MPN Wire gauge pairing Pieces Design
320125 22–18 to 16–14 AWG 25 Two different specified barrel ends
320225 16–14 to 12–10 AWG 25 Two different specified barrel ends

Identify the assortment by pack count

MPN Included gauge groups Pieces Pack type
220011 22–18 / 16–14 / 12–10 AWG 75 Mixed gauge sizes
309000 22–18 / 16–14 / 12–10 AWG 250 Mixed gauge sizes

220011: 25 connectors each in 22–18, 16–14 and 12–10 AWG. 309000: 50 in 22–18 AWG, 150 in 16–14 AWG and 50 in 12–10 AWG.

Check before using a replacement terminal

Confirm the original wire gauge and conductor type; choose a correctly sized marine terminal and crimp tool. Heat-shrink tubing should be fully recovered around each conductor according to the connector's instructions.

Wire size matters more than sleeve colour.

The 8 AWG connector has a different barrel size from the 22–18 AWG model even when packaging or colour cues look similar. Also check the manufacturer part number rather than confusing ordinary butt connectors with step-down multi-wire designs.

Find the matching Ancor listings

Open the matching MPN to review the current product listing and availability.

Ancor 320125 step-down connector catalog image

Ancor 320125

Step-down connection for unequal wire gauges, including the manufacturer's specified two-wire configuration.

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