Blue Sea 2356100 - Water Resistant 100A Busbar w/Cover [2356100]

Blue Sea 2356100: 100A Water-Resistant Busbar with Cover

Designed for harsh environments, this water-resistant busbar offers toolless access with wing screws. It's a great choice for various electrical setups.

Features:

• Accepts a wide range of wire sizes. Comes with 3 wire plugs to keep the water-resistant rating when using less than 4 wires.
• Can nest with other water-resistant 100A common busbars and ST-Blade water-resistant fuse blocks, saving space in wiring.
• Perfect for positive distribution and collecting negative or AC ground circuits.
• Meets ABYC/USCG insulation requirements.
• Has tin-plated copper busses and fuse clips.
• Includes four write-on circuit labels, and small format standard and custom labels are available.
• Wing-screws allow for tool-free cover installation to meet ABYC compliance.

Technical Specifications:

• Cover: Yes
• Max Voltage: 300V AC - 48V DC
• Terminal Stud: 1 x #10-32
• Continuous Rating: 100A AC or DC
• Bus Material: Tin-plated Copper
• Mounting Holes: Accepts 1/4' (6mm) screws
• Terminal Screws: 4 x # 8-32
• Wire Size - Input: (1) 8 AWG to 4 AWG
• Wire Size - Load: (4) 16 AWG to 10 AWG

In the Box:

• 2356100 Busbar
• Instruction Manual

*Sold individually

Quick Guide (pdf)

Using the Blue Sea 2356100 busbar is easy. First, check the wire sizes it can accept. For the input, use wires from 8 AWG to 4 AWG, and for the load, use 16 AWG to 10 AWG wires. If you're using less than 4 wires, put in the included wire plugs to keep it water-resistant. The wing screws on the cover make it simple to install without any tools. Just make sure it meets the ABYC/USCG insulation requirements for your setup. When mounting, use 1/4' (6mm) screws in the mounting holes. Also, you can use the write - on circuit labels to mark your circuits. Keep in mind that the maximum voltage it can handle is 300V AC or 48V DC, and the continuous rating is 100A AC or DC. For maintenance, periodically check the tin - plated copper busses and fuse clips for any signs of wear or corrosion. If you notice any issues, refer to the included instruction manual for further guidance.