600A RV Yacht Copper Bolt 4 Stud Heavy Duty Busbar Terminal, Color: Red Single
1. Material: Nylon + PC + Nickel-plated Copper
2. Current: 600A
3. Voltage: 48V
4. Applicable scenarios: Automobiles, RVs, Yachts, Ships, Boats, Industrial Distribution Boxes, etc.
5. Widely used in power systems, industrial control, automation equipment, fire equipment and other fields, providing reliable and efficient power transmission solutions for various applications
6. Features: stainless steel studs, nylon shell, flame-retardant base
7. The 600 A busbar is made of nickel-plated copper to ensure excellent conductivity, corrosion resistance and durability; the base and cover are made of flame-retardant nylon, glass fiber reinforcement and PC for durability
8. High-power modular connection structure components with repeatable electrical performance, low impedance, anti-interference, good reliability, space saving, simple and fast assembly
9. Its multiple connection points and professional design ensure the safety of circuit operation
10. The integrated serrated flange nut ensures correct and safe connection
11. Reduce installation time and improve work efficiency
12. Net weight: 586g (single)
13. Dimensions: 11x9x7cm
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On Order: Refers to Products that aren't in stock and will be included in the next scheduled import if you proceed to your order. Shipping time of your order 7-15 working days. This time does not include the shipping time of the shipping method you have selected.
(Imports are being done every 7-15 business days).
If you want your order to come to your place directly, please choose products that are in stock and quantity lower or equal to the available one.
For orders above 80.00 € (value species VAT) we ship your order for free.
Offer applies only to shipments to Greece, does not cover expenses on delivery and not valid for Saturday shipments.
If your order is over two Kilograms (kg) then for every extra Kilogram there is a charge 1,00
