Stinger SPD512 PRO Series Power Distribution T-Block with Triple 1/0-Gauge Inputs Review

Good solid unit. The thread is better than any other block I've used as it doesn't wobble or break. The only problem is that the plastic cover is flimsy and flimsy. Not a big deal and worth it for the quality of the metal parts.

The connections are monstrous, overkill for me (my fault) but the plastic lid doesn't stay in place. None of the many I've bought will do. A vertical installation in a vibration-prone environment will not survive. In a horizontal position, in stationary conditions, he could hold on, but he would not count on it.

The metal part is quite heavy. The good thing about screws is that they have a sort of jagged effect in case your wires get corroded. I'm sure it helps hold the wires in place. The plastic lid is a negative. Either I couldn't put them on or they fell out after a while.

I didn't use them because I reconsidered my plan and did something different, but they were so good I saved them for another project in the future (although I might against them would return a full return) . Good quality and simple design make them a quick addition to any powerful power source.

As already mentioned, what bothers me the most about this junction kit is the casing. Everything else is great, but you might think they make the lid stay in place instead of bouncing off so often. Just a poorly designed cover, but other than that I love this distro and you can't beat the price. Everything is very well made and made entirely of metal. (minus the cheap thin case) Still a great product and I would definitely order more. There are many ways to keep the lid intact. Just a minor…