Bus bar

[jackpilot]

Hi Guys

Looking for some kind of Bus bar to distribute power (5V and 12V) like that:


I found some but the wiring  (20GA) seems flimsy.

Jack

[Trevor Hale]

Jack I use these... and have lots..

I use one for 12V, One for Gnd and one for 5v.  I insert jumpers in the back and wire in the front.

Let me know if you want some.

[jackpilot]

Yep I know these (european)
I am trying to avoid the jumper trick and have each row  fed by one input.

[Trevor Hale]

Yep I know these (european)
I am trying to avoid the jumper trick and have each row  fed by one input.

Roger that

[mikeybear]

Hi Jack

What about something like this ?

https://www.amazon.com/DSC-TB01-Terminal-Block-Splits-Input/dp/B005K49NMW


Regards

Dave

[jackpilot]

Yes Dave, these flourish on EBay going from $9 to $70 for the same product.
Not sure they can handle many Amps ?
[ebay]162050873582[/ebay]

[Trevor Hale]

LOL, Paying for someone to install the Jumpers for you under the back cover...

How about this...  You pay me $15.00 for each bar I send you and I will Install the 18AWG Jumpers in it for you ha ha ha ha Just kidding,  they do look very cheap though, and I am sure that isn't even 20AWG wire,  I am thinking 24Awg if your lucky

[KyleH]

Hi Jack,
I've got what your looking for. I'll check my inventory and post some pics when I get home.

[jackpilot]

 

[KyleH]

Hi Jack, here's what I've got:


Entrelec M4/6-5116
UL Ratings: 10-16 AWG wire, 600V 25A

I have:

• 50 Position black
• 34 pos black
• 30 pos grey
• 34 pos orange

I can break them down into 10 or 20 position blocks depending on what you need.
I've also got a few DIN rails to mount them too.

EDIT:
Just re-read your first post. These are just higher current bus bars. They are separated in blocks, not one side from the other. May not be what your looking for.

[fsaviator]

Jack,

I've begun to use these, and then I am able to also fuse my circuits.  They gone up $4 in price since I last bought one, but they are great!

[ebay]180527940278[/ebay]

[jackpilot]

They sure look able to take a good load but how do they work, not clear from description (to me)  . What feeds what ?   

[KyleH]

They look like single circuit to me Jack. Same as the blocks I posted.

[fsaviator]

It takes 12V in at the end, and a ground to the grounding post and puts out 14 individual fused 12V feeds.  It uses ATC/ATO blade automotive fuses.

[jackpilot]

Great, will order 2 (5v/12V)
Thank you
Jack

[jackpilot]

Got them and confirming greatest system seen so far !
Jack

[fsaviator]

Good to hear!  I love 'em.

[Flying_Fox]

And I bought two of these:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/DC32V-10Way-Car-Boat-Automotive-Blade-Auto-Box-Fuse-Block-Holder-ATC-ATO/191974945092

They also have LEDS indicating faulty circuit.

[ifeliciano]

This is what I use to distribute both AC and DC voltages. DIN rail terminal blocks.
Yes they require a jumper between each block, but you can buy a continuous jumper that can be cut.

They also come fused if you need to protect a circuit.

This site, in the US, has some fairly good pricing. http://www.elecdirect.com/terminal-blocks