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5/16" (M8) Dual Studs Power Distribution Block
- 1PCS Positive Bus Bar
- 1PCS Ground Bus Bar
- 4PCS Mounting Screws
5/16" (M8) Single Stud Power Distribution Block
- 1PCS Positive Bus Bar
- 1PCS Ground Bus Bar
- 4PCS Mounting Screws
5/16" (M8) Stud Terminal
The terminals of this dual studs distribution block are M8 studs, which can be used with max 48v supplier, and the max continous current that the battery bus bar can accept is 80a at 12v dc.
Features
The marine bus bar terminal block aims to make your wiring neat and tidy, prevent electric short circuit.
Dt
Reviewed in the United States on September 12, 2024
They work great
Warren W Glen
Reviewed in the United States on July 6, 2024
I got the single stud version. Worked good as a connection location with limited space. If you have the room, get the double, as it has the ability to hook more cables together.
Elisha
Reviewed in the United States on July 5, 2024
Great quality set and well made. Easy to install and makes my setup a little more versatile. Good value for a good part.
SeaBass
Reviewed in the United States on June 24, 2024
I rate this item : ★★★★★ (5/5)This mini 12V Bus Bar has become a recent addition to my Tracker Pro 170' Electrical system. After several dead battery incidents, I installed a master power shutoff and voltameter. This bus bar allowed me to connect the battery, motor, and console power to one bus connection.Here are some Pros and Cons:Pros:- High-Quality: The base is crafted from durable plastic. This provides shielding between the terminals and hull and protects against water, especially in a saltwater marine environment.The 304 stainless steel terminals enhance conductivity and resist corrosion; after winter storage, there will be no more green-colored brass terminals.- High amp 200A DC Voltage rating. No worries about arcing or dielectric insulator cracking/melting during engine startup, jump-starting, or on the charger. Insulated junction blocks keep the power isolated.- Everything is included, all needed hardware, etc. You add the monkey grease.Cons:- The form factor is high and large for smaller engine compartments, especially like my Tracker Pro 170, which has a cramped battery compartment. I finally connected it upside down on the bottom of my battery compartment door; I used 2ft long jumper cables between the batteries and bus bar so the door could still swing open and allowed the post to have a safety clearance to other metal surfaces. Even though this was a problem, it was easily solved with some research and pre-testing. The goal is NOT to install the bus bar where the high posts may contact or arc to either the hull or other components; even a tiny arc can ignite any transient gas fumes in the bilge.Overall, I recommend this bus bar for five stars. It's well-built and insulated. The cost vs. value is excellent, providing huge savings over off-the-shelf pricing at a marine store. Use due diligence when choosing a safe mounting location, and this unit will serve you well.
dlon
Reviewed in the United States on June 17, 2024
I used these for my boat wiring. I have 12 volt 8 gauge wire running from front to back of my boat. I used these to terminate all the front devices. A anchor winch and a LED head light. I mounted these to a board, and then made a cover to keep fingers safe from unexpected shocks while digging around in the front bow storage.
Mitch
Reviewed in the United States on November 22, 2024
At first, I was skeptical about the quality, but I had no problem installing and using these.I'm kinda rough on these. I put them in a vice and tighten down the base nut so I don't ever have a problem in the future with both nuts turning.They held up very well to the installation.
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