Blue Sea PowerBar 1000 - 12 3/8 Terminal Studs w/Cover [1991]

PowerBar 1000 - 12 3/8' Terminal Studs w/Cover

In complex wiring systems, having a single consolidation point for large and small conductors is crucial. The PowerBar 1000 is a 1,000 Amp busbar that comes with studs and screws of various sizes to connect conductors and fuse blocks seamlessly.

Features:

• Ideal for large, complex wiring setups with its 1,000 Amp capacity
  
• Tin - plated pure electrical copper ensures top - notch conductivity
  
• The stepped bus design provides two elevations for conductors, doubling the wire loom density compared to regular bus bars
  
• Busbar and fuse block elevations match common fuse blocks, enabling multiple fuse block attachments without connecting cables
  
• One - piece serrated flange nuts guarantee correct and secure connections
  
• Stainless steel 8 - 32 screws with captive lock washers are great for securing smaller gauge wires
  
• Can be cut to a shorter length to fit into tight spaces
  
• Bi - directional busbar end caps allow for ganging additional busbars
  
• The snap - on insulating cover meets ABYC and USCG requirements and has a label recess

Specs:

• Number of Terminal Studs: 12
  
• Continuous Rating: 1000A
  
• Bus Material: Tin - Plated Copper C11000
  
• Mounting Holes: Accepts #10 (M5) Screws
  
• Terminal Stud Size: 3/8

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.

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Quick Guide (pdf)

Using the PowerBar 1000 is quite straightforward. First, determine the appropriate location for installation in your complex wiring system. Make sure to choose a place where it can fit properly, and if the space is limited, you can cut the busbar to a shorter length. Connect the conductors to the terminal studs using the provided one - piece serrated flange nuts for a secure connection. For smaller gauge wires, use the stainless steel 8 - 32 screws with captive lock washers. You can attach multiple fuse blocks directly to the busbar as the elevations match common fuse blocks, eliminating the need for extra connecting cables. When it comes to maintenance, regularly check the connections to ensure they are tight and secure. Inspect the snap - on insulating cover for any signs of damage. If it's damaged, replace it as it meets important safety requirements. Also, be aware of the warning about exposure to certain chemicals. If you have any questions, refer to the quick guide or P65Warnings.ca.gov for more information.