Dinkle Assembly Kit DK10N Red/Black 10 Gang with Jumpers DIN Rail Terminal Blocks, 6-20 AWG, 60 Amp, 600 Volt UL Recognized

This works super well for combining scattered solar panels on the roof of my RV. You can change them from series to parallel real easily. Good quality and works great. Love that they are red an black.

A little costly but for compact good quality and buss enabled this is it

I don't do many product reviews but when the seller, Clayton, sent me a handwritten note thanking me for my purchase, I felt it was the least I could do. As, if not more, importantly, this is an excellent product and exactly what I needed for my DIY solar project. In fact, it's so great, I bought a second kit. I needed a way to combine multiple solar inputs into a single output to my MPPT and didn't want to use (or make) a relatively large combiner box. This kit is highly customizable, super easy to install and works like a charm. When I expanded my system to include a second MPPT, I knew the Dinkle Assembly Kit (DK10N) was the way to go. Highly recommend! Thanks Clayton!!

The terminal blocks are made well and met my need. Shipment was fast. My only dislike is the jumpers do not stay tightly seated. It would be better if the jumpers screw down into the blocks so they could not come out. I would buy these again but I would not use the jumpers.

Out standing item been looking for an answer to a problem thanks!!!

Very satisfied with the product and speed of shipment,,

If you need to interconnect many heavy wires like 6-10AWG at 40-60A, normal connectors get really expensive and bulky fast, as the number of interconnects increase. This well thought out interconnect is extremely compact and the shorting links for many common applications (like 4 wire mains interconnects /distribution) effectively greatly increase the number of possible interconnects without requiring any added wires and tedious tightening of screws. My only reservation is the rating of 60A seems high for the thickness of metal in the shorting links. This is DIN rail so each section interconnect can actually be easily removed and placed on another DIN rail if you are just wanting to use a few interconnects. The limitation is you lose the end rails that insulate adjacent connectors. You would have to place them next to another DIN rail insulated device on the DIN rails or try to find and buy some screw down end rails. The end rail pieces are interesting in that they have two screws the tip of one goes into the metal of the rail and prevents it sliding sideways while the other prevents the normal uncliping rocking action which is normally common to most DIN rail devices.

These worked great for some stage dimmers that I had to rewire. The 60 amp rating is what I needed, and the jumpers really made the wiring easy.