Definition: A cable terminal head refers to the connecting equipment that connects a cable to a device.

Function: Cable connectors and terminations not only serve an electrical connection, but also serve another primary function by sealing the junction of the cable to maintain the original insulation level, ensuring that it can operate safely and reliably.

Cable terminal heads are classified by installation materials into: hot-shrink cable terminal heads and cold-shrink cable terminal heads.

Cable heads are classified by working voltage into: 1KV cable heads, 10KV cable heads, 27.5KV cable heads, 35KV cable heads, 66KV cable heads, 110KV cable heads, 138KV cable heads, and 220KV cable heads.

Cable terminal heads are divided into indoor and outdoor types based on their application conditions.

By core number, it is divided into: single-core terminal head, two-core terminal head, three-core terminal head, four-core terminal head (further divided into four-core and 3+1), five-core terminal head (further divided into five-core, 3+2 and 4+1), etc.