Bus Bar 12-48V DC 180A, 12 Terminal Power Distribution Block, 32 Wire Lugs - 2 Pack

Bus Bar 12-48V DC 180A, 12 Terminal Power Distribution Block, 32 Wire Lugs - 2 PackBus Bar 12 48V DC 180A, 12 Terminal Power Distribution Block, 32 Wire Lugs Pack of 2 Key Features Package Contents: 1x Red Bus Bar (Positive), 1x Black Bus Bar (Negative), 24x #8 Wire Lugs, 8x 1 4" Wire Lugs Operating Voltage: 12V 48V DC Maximum Continuous Amperage: 180A Terminals: 12 per block (#8 screw) Provides a centralized connection point to organize and consolidate circuit wiring Dimensions: 139mm (L) x 34mm (W) x 29mm (H) Replaces Cross

Bus Bar 12-48V DC 180A, 12 Terminal Power Distribution Block, 32 Wire Lugs - Pack of 2

Key Features

• Package Contents: 1x Red Bus Bar (Positive), 1x Black Bus Bar (Negative), 24x #8 Wire Lugs, 8x 1/4" Wire Lugs
• Operating Voltage: 12V-48V DC
• Maximum Continuous Amperage: 180A
• Terminals: 12 per block (#8 screw)
• Provides a centralized connection point to organize and consolidate circuit wiring
• Dimensions: 139mm (L) x 34mm (W) x 29mm (H)

Replaces / Cross-Reference Part Numbers

• Universal component designed to replace any bus bar with similar 12V-48V DC, 180A, 12-terminal specifications.
• Can be used to consolidate multiple individual wire connections into a single, organized block.

Compatibility & Fitment

• Designed for universal use in 12V to 48V DC electrical systems.
• Common applications include automotive, marine, RV, solar power systems, car audio, and golf carts.
• Suitable for boats, trucks, trailers, and other vehicles requiring efficient power distribution.

When to Replace

• During a new electrical system installation or upgrade.
• If the existing bus bar shows signs of corrosion, physical damage, or cracking.
• When terminals are stripped or can no longer secure a connection.
• If there are signs of overheating, such as discoloration of the block or melted insulation.

Installation Tips

• Disconnect the main power source (e.g., battery negative terminal) before beginning installation.
• Mount the bus bars securely to a solid, non-conductive surface.
• Use the red block for positive connections and the black block for negative (ground) connections to maintain circuit polarity.
• Ensure all wire lugs are properly crimped and terminals are tightened to specified torque to prevent loose connections.
• Select appropriate wire gauges based on the amperage requirements of your circuits.