Blue Sea MaxiBus 250A Bus Bar – 12-Terminal

79.95

The Blue Sea MaxiBus 250A Bus Bar consolidates multiple circuits from a single high-capacity point, with twelve #10-24 screw terminals and two 5/16″ stud terminals. Tin-plated copper construction and insert-moulded studs give low-resistance, vibration-proof connections. A neat way to tidy up a busy battery terminal on yachts, motorboats and RIBs.

SKU: BS-2105

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Blue Sea MaxiBus 250A Bus Bar – 12-Terminal
Blue Sea MaxiBus 250A Bus Bar – 12-Terminal
79.95

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Blue Sea MaxiBus 250A Bus Bar – 12-Terminal Power Distribution Block

High-capacity 250A bus bar for consolidating multiple circuits from a single connection point on a boat’s electrical system.

  • 250A continuous rating at up to 300V AC or 48V DC
  • Twelve #10-24 screw terminals plus two 5/16″ stud terminals
  • Tin-plated copper CDA 110 bus for low-resistance conductivity
  • Insert-moulded stainless steel studs, no separate securing nut required
  • Raised bus gives easy access to multiple wires on a single stud or screw
  • UL 94-V0 rated glass-reinforced thermoplastic base resists high heat
  • Recessed mounting holes prevent accidental shorts to metal surfaces
  • Recommended torque 23 in-lb (2.6 Nm) screws, 132 in-lb (14.9 Nm) studs
  • Weighs 0.36kg
  • CE certified and UKCA marked
  • Optional insulating cover available separately for extra protection
  • Suited to consolidating positive or negative circuits on yachts, motorboats and RIBs

The Blue Sea MaxiBus 250A Bus Bar gives a tidy, high-capacity way to consolidate positive or negative connections from one point, rather than stacking several wires onto a single battery terminal. Its twelve #10-24 screw terminals and two 5/16″ stud terminals accept a wide mix of cable sizes, while the tin-plated copper bus keeps resistance low under continuous load. Because the studs are insert-moulded into the UL 94-V0 base, there is no separate nut to work loose in a seaway, and the recessed mounting holes stop the bus shorting against an aluminium or steel panel. It is a practical upgrade for anyone tidying up a tangled battery terminal on a cruising yacht or workboat around the Irish coast.