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(Black) 12 Terminal Distribution Block -BUSBAR- with Ring Terminals

(Black) 12 Terminal Distribution Block -BUSBAR- with Ring Terminals

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1/4" Stud - 12 Terminal Black Power Distribution Block For a Variety Of wiring Scenarios Includes 12x nylon 16-14 awg #8 1x nylon 12-10 awg 1/4 1x nylon 8 awg 1/4 1x nylon 6 awg 1/4 12 Stainless Steel #8-32 Terminal Screws and Stainless Stud Will Not Rust Or Corrode In Wet Environments Use In Automotive Or Marine Environments Where A BusBar Or Junction Block Is Needed Rated For 180 amps @ 12 vdc = 15 amps / connection & Max Volts = 48 vdc

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    Do I need a relay?

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      BobTheBirdTurd said:
      That 3.5A is the current draw for the amplifier simply being turned on. That is not being pulled from the remote wire of the DSP. I don't see remote current draw in the specs you listed, but guestimating it's probably less than 100mA. The 500mA remote line of the DSP can probably handle the 4 amps, but if it were me, I personally would go ahead and do a relay. In addition, I would also stick a 500mA fuse on the remote out of the DSP. The fuse is cheap protection.
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      Thank you, sir. Drawing below is about right? Will be using 14 gauge for REM wire. please feel free to add any suggestions.
      I was thinking about this busbar, anything better than this one?
      https://www.amazon.com/Pair-Terminal-Distribution-BUSBARS-Terminals/dp/B07C4W7YKG/ref=sr_1_6?crid=3DBOF2ENNJ9BP&keywords=bus+bar+terminal+block+12v&qid=1670602484&sprefix=bus+bar,aps,134&sr=8-6
       
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    Mosconi Pico 8 / 12 DSP Wiring Help Please

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      vactor said:
      get a pair of these and connect 2 power and 2 ground wires from it to the amp wiring harness.
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      Many thanks, that was my suspicion that some smaller gauge wiring block must be used. Do you find it odd for a 8x60watt amp to have the equivalent of a 12 gauge power lead? Just curious if you see that elsewhere (or maybe more common with EU mfg'ers)? Thanks again for the link. I ordered a set.
       
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