The four-post set is one of the compact stud-based layouts I bought for the van. It is listed separately from the six- and eight-stud distribution bars in my equipment collection.
I bought Four-Post Covered Bus Bar Set as part of my camper van equipment.
The four-post set is one of the compact stud-based layouts I bought for the van. It is listed separately from the six- and eight-stud distribution bars in my equipment collection.
Comparing Four Posts with a Longer Connection Row
I drilled roof junction boxes for threaded fittings and cable glands.
I brought the light-wire groups and camera lead through their entries toward the larger box.
I joined the local routes into the PVC conduit path leading into the van.
A grouped roof-wire connection before the final conduit work.The larger roof enclosure during my cable-entry work.
My Takeaway from This Job
The original pair and Blue Sea Maxibus use four main studs in a five-sixteenths-inch format. DAIERTEK changes to six M8 studs per bar, adding positions and changing the stud designation together.
Product Details And Van-Build Uses
Specification
Product Detail
Package
Pair of covered bars
Main Posts
Four on each bar
Stud Description
5/16-inch in the purchase record
A paired bus-bar layout has two separate connection rows to place on the equipment board. Include the cover outline and the cable approach space around each post when making that layout. Labels on the drawing can connect each lead with the intended row without tracing every cable again. The stud description also belongs in the lug record, since the ring opening and cable-barrel size are different dimensions. These purchased bars remain separate from the larger multi-stud entries in the kit.
