wire terminals

[lionelsoni]

Electrical connections to aluminum have a way of going bad after a while, which is why it is no longer much used for house wiring. Brass would be better; and it is easy to find.

[Anonymous]

You can make your own using small blocks of wood and aluminum strips. You cut the pieces of wood as long as you like and fasten the aluminum strips to the wood with however many terminals you want. I made 3 of them this way and they work just fine and for $1.50 or so for a piece of flat aluminum, you can't beat the price.

[hugoroundhouse]

I bought a block at Home Depot for $8.50 that has 16 terminals, 8 on each side. I just jumpered the neighboring terminals. Works great and beats the heck out of the $17.00 MTH model.

[eZAK]

jackson_frank,

Try here http://www.miniatronics.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=CTGY&Category_Code=B_3

OR You can use ground bars designed for electrical panels.
Check your local home center.

[Anonymous]

Thanks for the info at least it is one source.

[spankybird]

Frank,

You do know that MTH sells them.

[Anonymous]

Thanks that is still an option...

Frank

[Roger Bielen]

Try using a regular terminal strip with jumpers on the supply side. I believe RS even has some models that you can get pre-cut metal jumper strips.

[Anonymous]

I am looking for a "terminal block" that would split my transformer output. One "hot" then multiple taps for a homerun wiring setup for DCS.
One tap with four connections would work. Radio shack doesn't have them..

thanks