Terminal Block, 6 Circuits 600V 25A Dual Row Screw Terminal Strip, 5 Sets

Worked great for my project and good price 👍

These things are awesome! Much better than I had expected, and they work great! I do a lot of automotive wiring work, so these are quite handy to have when you have multiple things to power. Very good quality materials too.

Nice set, works great.

I bought this 6-position terminal strip in 2019. I installed one in the bilge area (constantly damp area) to manage power connections to pumps on my sailboat. After 4 years, the terminal strip is badly rusted. I will need to replace it. Overall, the construction quality is good. I would rate this 5* if it were corrosion resistant.

I ordered these during the early phases of my planning a N Scale model train layout. I selected a DCC controller (which was new to me) without fully understanding the wiring requirements. These strips were easy to mount, and fit well with my track power wiring. Strips like this may be considered somewhat “old school”, but they work well. The screws and contact plates insure good conductivity.

I bought a 10 piece set about two years ago and this set now just because I needed more. I see people typing about rattling, so long as your hand strength with a screwdriver exceeds that of a two year old, there is no rattling going on here. I run a 32,000 watt RMS audio system with 4 15's walled in a 6th order. I have these installed on the outside back of the wall. I play anywhere from 18Hz to 55Hz with ease, and I've heard plenty of other stuff back there rattle, but not these. The plastic covers, which only press in, don't even rattle. I don't know what all these others are talking about with rattling, but I am hitting well over 150 decibels in a vehicle with these things literaly screwed to the back of the enclosure, so you guys must be doing some pretty hardcore stuff with these if I can't duplicate the rattling... Anyway, outside of the "rattling scene", these are great terminals. I use them for all my smaller gauge (12 and smaller) ground tie ins, multiple relay tie ins, name it. I use fork terminal connectors (like the style of the jumper bars that come with them) and have never had a screw loosen or back out on me. These are great little terminal blocks for the money!

I used these bus bars to rewrite the radiant heating system in my house (mainly for my own sanity). I purchased all new smart thermostats for my home and ran into 2 major problems. 1. The wires were a jumbled mess crammed into a junction box. Just opening the box gave me anxiety!! And 2. The power for the heating was not sufficient for the new thermostats. So I needed to add a second transformer to power the thermostats. I while trying to figure out how to get the power from the second transformer to the thermostats, I decided to start fresh with a backboard and clearly defined paths for each circuit. That’s where this product came in. They are super simple and easy to work with. After I traced out the wiring and draw up a crude schematic, I laid the bus bars all out in a manner that is some what of a easy (for me) to understand. After I measured everything and squared them up the best I to satisfy I’m OCD I screwed them all down and wired them up. They work perfectly for what I need them. They also allow me to label each circuit to make them easily identifiable, which I haven’t gotten around to yet. Overall, great product for just about any electrical project!!

I use them for power distribution on my model railroad and my bench power supply. They are durable, easy to use and their size and uniform shape allow me to use them anywhere.

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