Blue Sea 2312, 150 Ampere Common Busbar 20 x 8-32 Screw Terminal with Cover - 2312

Blue Sea 2312, 150 Ampere Common Busbar 20 x 8-32 Screw Terminal with Cover - 2312

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Blue Sea 2312, 150 Ampere Common Busbar 20 x 8-32 Screw Terminal with Cover - 2312Blue Sea 2312, 150 Ampere Common Busbar 20 x 8 32 Screw Terminal with Cover 2312 150 Ampere Common Busbar 20 x 8 32 Screw Terminal with Cover PN: 2312 Stud design provides direct terminal to bus contact for low resistant connection Stainless steel studs and screws allow high torquing for excellent electrical contact Tin plated copper bus for maximum conductivity and resistance to corrosion UL 94 VO rated (self extinguishing) base material resists high

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Reviewed in the United States on December 20, 2008