Egis RT Screw Terminal 12 Circuit Dual Lever Bus Bar [8030]

Egis RT 12-Circuit Dual Lever Bus Bar Screw Terminal

This amazing Egis bus bar works great with RT fuse blocks. You can use it as a stand-alone ground bus or combine it with an existing RT Series fuse block line. It has terminal screws for better mounting and is a multi-level low-amp option.

Applications:

• The 12-circuit block offers reliable ground connection in a compact and well-built ground bus block.
• Its compatibility with the RT series allows for a smaller installation space and easy access to the negative terminal when used with a fuse block.

Features:

• Durable construction - made of high-temperature materials and stainless steel self-locking hardware, so you can mount it anywhere on the vehicle.
• Seamlessly integrates with RT fuse blocks - use it alone or assemble it with existing RT series fuse block lines.

Specifications:

• Maximum Current (Entire Block) Amps: 100
• Maximum Current (Per Circuit) Amps: 30
• Max Output Wire Size: #10 AWG
• Voltage Range VDC: 0 - 36
• Number of Fuse Positions: 12
• Output Terminal Connection Ring Terminal Size: M4 / (#8)

Focal Features:

Robust for Harsh Environments

All the attachment hardware is made of stainless steel with self-locking mechanisms for long-lasting use. The plated copper alloy bus bar conductor resists corrosion and has high conductivity. The engineering-grade composite insulators can handle high temperatures, like in engine compartments.

Easy Integration with RT Fuse Blocks

You can install it separately or attach it to the end of a 6, 12, or 18-position RT Series fuse block for a more compact setup.

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals 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 Egis RT 12-Circuit Dual Lever Bus Bar Screw Terminal is quite simple. First, decide if you want to use it as a stand - alone ground bus or assemble it with an existing RT Series fuse block line. If you're mounting it on the vehicle, thanks to its durable construction with high - temperature materials and self - locking stainless steel hardware, you can choose any suitable spot. When making connections, pay attention to the maximum current ratings. The entire block can handle 100 amps, and each circuit can take up to 30 amps. Also, make sure the wire size doesn't exceed #10 AWG. Regarding maintenance, since the bus bar conductor is made of plated copper alloy, it resists corrosion well, but it's still a good idea to check it regularly for any signs of wear. The engineering - grade composite insulators can handle high temperatures, but in extremely hot environments, you may want to check them more frequently. And always remember, this product can expose you to harmful chemicals, so follow the safety instructions and visit P65Warnings.ca.gov for more details.