Terminal Blocks 12 Position 62PCS Set, Screw Terminal Block with Cover Connector, Bus Bar Terminal Block 12V Dual Row Wire Busbar Terminal Block 600V 15A for DIY Small Electrical Home Circuit Projects

Decent bus bar kit. Dont have any thing negative that i can really say. They do the trick. And as is discribed.Good price, little bang for your buck.Need small bus bar buy it.This will serve yiur purposes well

Small project = small bus. This worked very well. Helps immensely with wire clutter. These are relatively small, and we're easy to fit into a small case being used to build a charging station. Good quality in general. Recommended.

The terminal strips were generally of good quality. However, one of the six arrived with one end broken off in the original package. Fortunately, all the plastic and metal parts were there, and, with the aid of some CA superglue, I was able to restore it to working order.

Good terminal strips and grounding/common bars. Seem well made for the price, good terminal fit and hold.

Good for what I needed (model railroading), easy to use and cheap, no complaints.

I bought a 10 piece set about two years ago and this set now just because I needed more. I see people typing about rattling, so long as your hand strength with a screwdriver exceeds that of a two year old, there is no rattling going on here.I run a 32,000 watt RMS audio system with 4 15's walled in a 6th order. I have these installed on the outside back of the wall. I play anywhere from 18Hz to 55Hz with ease, and I've heard plenty of other stuff back there rattle, but not these.The plastic covers, which only press in, don't even rattle. I don't know what all these others are talking about with rattling, but I am hitting well over 150 decibels in a vehicle with these things literaly screwed to the back of the enclosure, so you guys must be doing some pretty hardcore stuff with these if I can't duplicate the rattling...Anyway, outside of the "rattling scene", these are great terminals. I use them for all my smaller gauge (12 and smaller) ground tie ins, multiple relay tie ins, name it. I use fork terminal connectors (like the style of the jumper bars that come with them) and have never had a screw loosen or back out on me.These are great little terminal blocks for the money!

It's a little on the bulky side but works as expected.

In terms of simplifying and organizing my 12 volt wiring needs, these were outstanding. Using the included adaptors ( these allow you to make a single connection on one side of the bar link to 2 or more bus bars allowing you to split the line source to supply multiple load wires) allowed me to use half of the bus bar cluster for the positive feed and half for the negative feed. To achieve this you have to cut the adaptor in half using a grinder or Dremel (this takes a bit of time as the bridging links are very hefty copper.