3/8" (M10) Bus Bar 250A 12V DC Max 48V DC, 3 x #8 Screws
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3/8" (M10) Bus Bar 250A 12V DC Max 48V DC, 3 x #8 Screws
Key Features
- Maximum Amperage: 250A DC
- Maximum Voltage: 48V DC / 300V AC
- Main Terminal Stud: 1 x M10 (3/8") stainless steel
- Distribution Terminals: 3 x #8 (M4) stainless steel screws
- Base Material: Glass fiber-reinforced nylon for insulation and strength
- Contact Plate: Nickel-plated brass for high conductivity and corrosion resistance
- Includes a removable cover to protect connections from accidental contact
Replaces / Cross-Reference Part Numbers
- This is a universal power distribution block. Verify specifications for direct replacement.
- Suitable replacement for any bus bar rated for up to 250A with one M10 (3/8") main stud and three #8 screw terminals.
Compatibility & Fitment
- Automotive 12V and 24V systems for accessories and high-current devices
- Marine electrical systems for boats and yachts
- RV, camper, and travel trailer power distribution panels
- Off-grid solar power systems and battery banks
- Golf carts and other electric utility vehicles
- Industrial equipment requiring a centralized power or ground connection point
When to Replace
- Visible corrosion, pitting, or arcing marks on the studs or bar
- Physical damage such as a cracked base or bent studs
- Overheating under normal electrical load
- High resistance or significant voltage drop measured across the bar
- When upgrading system components to handle higher amperage
Installation Tips
- Disconnect the negative terminal of the battery bank before beginning installation.
- Ensure the mounting surface is clean, flat, and structurally sound.
- Use properly sized and crimped ring terminals for all cable connections.
- Secure main stud nut and terminal screws to the appropriate torque specification to prevent loose connections.
- For marine or high-moisture environments, consider applying a dielectric grease or corrosion inhibitor to terminals after tightening.
- Verify all connections are secure before re-installing the protective cover and reconnecting power.
