Pair Terminal Distribution BUSBARS Terminals Review

They were easy to use. They were perfect for the chandelier I was making (with the help of my trusty assistant). They came with a set of ring terminals but I suggest buying some of these OR using heat shrink tubing. With every terminal I crimped, the cover slipped immediately after crimping. I eventually started removing the lid from each one and then using heat shrink tubing. They come with three sizes of clamps for powering the outlet, so that's really nice. I am very happy with it. I had 7…

I bought a pair and then came back for another pair. This is just a solution to power my boat and its areas and then feed small items that need power. I use a set under my galley to power a water pump and two peltier units which I use in place of an expensive cooling system. The other pair is used to separate all the different wires from the two batteries and combine them so that there are only two wires going to the batteries instead of 10 or 12. A NOTICE. The lids have obviously never been…

I've bought spreader bars in the past but these were nice little things meant for small projects. I'm wiring up a small house with 12 and 120 volts. I rob forks, re-engineer cables and use all the weird junk I've collected over the years. I need something strong and flexible when I walk lines and change my mind and do it again until I'm happy. So this kit corresponds more to a heavy machine class. Can be used as a hammer or weapon in a pinch. The presence of several connectors in the kit is…

I used these to replace some old rusty terminal blocks that used friction connectors (insert, remove). This was a HUGE upgrade over these guys. You don't know how effectively you're using the cover because you have to put the cover on before you connect the main terminals, which means you have to unplug the main terminals to remove the cover to add or change circuits. I didn't like it so I didn't use cases. Although one broke upon delivery. The crimp connectors offered are also fairly cheap…

However, this product was the perfect solution for my classic truck. When I finished wiring, I wasn't happy with the design of the covers and the insulating sleeve that was meant to cover the main earth and power wire. These parts feel late, and the design isn't well thought out. I hate using glue to attach the lids because it looks unfinished. A latch should be built into the design, which will allow the lid to be properly fastened. If you look inside the lids you will find a perfectly smooth…