Distro BLock?

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a 'distro block' is a distrobution block. It splits a single wire into multiple wires, typically of smaller size..

ex. you have a 0 AWG wire from the battery.. it goes into the distro block. Then you have 2 4 AWG wires from 'the other side' of the block, one for each amp.

You can get blocks that are fused or unfused.. fused means there is a fuse between the main inlet and the outlets (one fuse per outlet usually).. non-fused is basically a big chunk of metal that has the inlet and outlets..

Distro blocks in a nutshell

you only really need a distro block if your main power wire is supplying more than one thing...

Hope that helps..

 
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