Blue Sea Systems MaxiBus 250A Common BusBar, 12 #10 Screws & 2 5/16" Studs

Efficiently consolidate electrical wiring and power multiple circuits with the Blue Sea Systems MaxiBus 250A Common BusBar. Engineered for robust performance in demanding marine and automotive environments, this busbar provides a centralized and organized solution for high-current AC and DC power distribution. Upgrade your electrical system for enhanced reliability and streamlined connectivity today.

Key Benefits & Features:

• High Current Capacity: Rated for a continuous 250 Amperes AC/DC, suitable for demanding applications.
• Versatile Terminals: Features twelve #10-24 terminal screws and two 5/16"-18 terminal studs, accommodating a wide range of wire sizes and connections.
• Secure Connections: Insert-molded stainless steel studs eliminate the need for securing nuts, allowing for high torquing to ensure excellent, vibration-resistant electrical contact.
• Enhanced Accessibility: A raised bus design provides easy access for multiple wires on a single screw or stud, simplifying installation and maintenance.
• Superior Durability: Constructed with a UL 94-V0 rated, glass-reinforced thermoplastic base material that resists high heat for long-term safety and performance.
• Corrosion Resistant: Features a tin-plated copper bus (CDA 110 / UNS 11000) for maximum conductivity and exceptional corrosion resistance in harsh conditions.
• Prevents Shorts: Recessed mounting holes are designed to eliminate accidental shorts when mounted on aluminum or steel surfaces.
• Globally Certified: CE Certified, ensuring compliance with international safety standards.

Recommended Pairings: Enhance safety and meet ABYC insulation requirements with the optional Blue Sea Systems MaxiBus Insulating Cover (P/N 2718 or 2719), sold separately.

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including di(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate (dehp) which is known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to P65Warnings.ca.gov.