Tnisesm 16 Amp 1X 12 Position Power Distribution Board 2 Inputs 2 x 13 Outputs for AC DC

I recently built a CNC plasma table including the controller. I had originally just daisy chained the 24V power for the motor controllers but never really liked doing that way. For starters its a little messy and its hard to get a pair of wires under the terminal screws of the motor controller and have them make a solid connection. Additionally I had a controller go bad and the power wire connections made it more difficult to remove the terminal connectors so I could replace the bad controller. Rewiring my 24V power using this distribution block has really cleaned up my installation. I just have a pair of 24V wires coming from my power supply, then individual leads to each controller. The whole thing looks cleaner and the connections are all one to one. Definitely a better way to handle the power.

4 stars due to some end marking labels were switched, i.e. label showed A B; whereas, the circuit board was marked B A. Just check circuit board markings to label. I found out using a multi meter before running juice through my train layout. I ordered 10 packages, 1 package was short a screw, a second had three screws. It worked out for me. Description states board can accommodate 12 gauge wire. It does, but it’s a tight fit with some boards requiring more patience than others. Smaller gauges work easily. Still haven’t finished wiring the layout at the time of this writing so cannot attest to the actual electrical flow.

I plan to use it for a DIY projects. Instead of using breadboard to power multiple components, this board provides a central power distribution to components such a DC motors and servo motors. I like it and recommend it.

First, the images showing one side red and the other black, make it appear that each rail is either red or black (A or B). Instead, each rail alternates A & B screws. Second, the labels on the side do not match number and place of each socket - no point to them.The advertising should make it clear that each rail consists of alternating pairs of sockets. This has made it DIFFICULT to attach wires and ensure they are on the correct circuit / polarity.

These work as they should. Not much to say, but happy with them.

Great way to wire a boat or other projects easily and neatly.

This works great but be aware that you will need at least 6 volts to power it