David,
To me, scotch-locks are things that connect wires without stripping
them. 3M does seem to use the term for a ton of different items, so
maybe the wire nut type is called that too.
-Steve
At 02:35 PM 1/1/2010, David C. wrote:
>Scotch-locks are 3M's version of wire nuts. You have to have two
>(or more) stripped wire ends to connect with them. T taps are crimp
>on connectors that connect in the middle of a wire, no cutting
>necessary as the metal connector in the T tap cuts the insulation
>when the connector is crimped onto the wire.
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