Common 150A BusBar - 10 Gang with Cover
2300
Features
- The industry standard busbar for positive distribution
- The industry standard busbar for the collection of negative or AC ground circuits
Documents
InstallationArticles 
How a BusBar Should be Rated Application Steps Which Improve Busbar Performance Improvements to Blue Sea Systems' 150A Busbars Organizing the Tangle of Wires on My Boat's Battery Terminal The Benefit of Serrated Flange NutsProduct Certificates
Dimensioned Drawing
Product Drawings in STEP Format - PN 2300How a BusBar Should be Rated Application Steps Which Improve Busbar Performance Improvements to Blue Sea Systems' 150A Busbars Organizing the Tangle of Wires on My Boat's Battery Terminal The Benefit of Serrated Flange NutsProduct Certificates
CE Certificate for BusBarsSpecifications
| Maximum Voltage | 300V AC 48V DC |
| Number of Screw Terminals | 10 |
| Number of Terminal Studs | 2 |
| Terminal Type | 1/4" Stud #8-32 Screw |
Continuous Rating  | 130A AC 150A DC |
| Base Material | UL 94-V0 Rated, Glass Reinforced Thermoplastics |
| Bus Material | Tin-Plated Copper CDA 110 / UNS 11000 |
| Cover Material | Clear Polycarbonate |
| Screw Terminal Torque | 15 in-lb (1.69 Nm) |
| Stud Torque | 60 in-lb (6.78 Nm) |
| Weight | 0.37lb (0.17 kg) |
| Weight | 0.37lb (0.17 kg) |
Regulatory Specifications
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Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How many terminals can go on the stud?
A: The ABYC recommends no more than 4 terminals per stud.
