12V Bus Bar – 2 x M6 Studs, 6 Screw Terminals
This 12V bus bar gives you one clean, common connection point instead of a stack of lugs crammed onto a battery terminal. Bring your main positive or earth cable in on one of the M6 end studs, then run up to six smaller circuits off the M4 screw terminals — lights, fridge, USB outlets, radio, compressor feeds and the like. Rated to 150A DC, it suits 12V and 24V systems in 4WDs, utes, caravans, campers and boats.
Choose a red base for positive distribution or black for a negative/earth bus — or run one of each for a neat, colour-coded auxiliary setup.
Key features
| Stud terminals | 2 x M6 |
| Screw terminals | 6 x M4 |
| Current rating | 150A DC |
| Max voltage | 48V DC |
| Bus material | Tin-plated copper |
| Cover | Clear, with 2 x cap nuts |
| Mounting | 2 x mounting holes |
| Base colour | Red or Black |
| Dimensions (L x W x H) | 120 x 20 x 42.5mm |
| Includes | Bus bar, clear cover and hardware |
| SKU | BB-BB2xM66xScr |
What this 12V bus bar suits
- Auxiliary and dual battery systems in 4WDs and utes
- Caravan, camper trailer and canopy power distribution
- Common earth/negative point for multiple accessories
- Boat and marine 12V wiring
- Solar and battery box builds
Fit an appropriately rated fuse or circuit breaker on each branch circuit, and a main fuse on the feed to the positive bus.
Built to spec. Made for the track.
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Q: What is a 12V bus bar used for?
A: A 12V bus bar joins several circuits to one common positive or negative connection point. It keeps wiring tidy and stops you stacking multiple lugs on a battery terminal.
Q: What current is this bus bar rated for?
A: This bus bar is rated to 150A DC. Your main feed cable, fuse and total connected load should all sit within that rating.
Q: What size terminals does it have?
A: It has 2 x M6 studs and 6 x M4 screw terminals. The M6 studs take your main feed or larger cables on lugs, and the M4 screws take smaller branch circuits on ring or fork terminals.
Q: Does it work on 24V systems?
A: Yes, it suits 12V and 24V DC systems, with a maximum rating of 48V DC.
Q: Should I use red or black?
A: Use red for positive distribution and black for negative or earth. Many setups use one of each for clear, colour-coded wiring.
Q: Does it come with a cover?
A: Yes, it comes with a clear protective cover held in place by two black cap nuts. The cover helps prevent accidental shorts while letting you see the connections.
Q: What is the bus bar made from?
A: The bus is tin-plated copper, which conducts well and resists corrosion. It sits on an insulated base and comes with a clear cover and hardware.











































































