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Projecta BT950-P1 fused battery distribution terminal with black insulated cover, showing three studs (1 x M8, 2 x M5) for auxiliary circuits. Inferred from product design, not visually confirmed this run.

Projecta

Fused Battery Distribution Terminal — No Fuses, With Cover

LV5480

A positive-terminal distribution block that turns one battery post into three fused outputs (one M8 stud and two M5 studs), so multiple accessories share a single, protected connection point close to the battery. The socket accepts a standard MEGA bolt-down…

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Universal fitmentSuits any 12V or 24V DC vehicle with a standard positive battery post.

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A positive-terminal distribution block that turns one battery post into three fused outputs (one M8 stud and two M5 studs), so multiple accessories share a single, protected connection point close to the battery.

The socket accepts a standard MEGA bolt-down cartridge fuse (sold separately), sized to your circuit's actual current draw. The supplied insulated cover keeps the exposed studs shielded from tools, tie-downs and stray contact under the bonnet.

What sets it apart

One connection, three feeds. Replaces the stack of ring terminals most auxiliary installs end up with.

MEGA fuse ready. Standard bolt-down cartridge, protection right at the battery where a short circuit is most dangerous.

Insulated cover included. The supplied cap keeps everything under it isolated from bonnet debris.

Field-serviceable. The fuse lifts out and swaps in-vehicle without touching the terminal or the accessory wiring.

You'll also need

The terminal ships without a fuse. Pick one sized to your circuit's actual current draw from the ranges below.

MEGA bolt-down fuses (40A to 300A), the standard cartridge for dual-battery, inverter and DC-DC feeds:

MIDI bolt-down fuses (30A to 150A), a smaller cartridge body for lower-current accessory circuits:

  • One-in, three-out — replaces a stack of ring terminals
  • MEGA fuse ready — standard bolt-down cartridge, protection at the battery
  • Insulated cover — shields exposed studs under the bonnet
  • Field-serviceable — fuse swaps in-vehicle in seconds

Outputs: 1x M8 stud, 2x M5 studs

Voltage: 12V and 24V DC systems

Fuse socket: standard MEGA bolt-down cartridge (sold separately)

Continuous rating: 150A max (fuse-dependent)

Length: 95mm

Width: 40mm

Height: 40mm

Weight: 0.675kg

Suits any 12V or 24V DC vehicle with a standard positive battery post.
12V and 24V DC systems
240V AC mains, not for mains distribution

Q: Does this include the fuse?
No. This is the terminal only. You'll need a MEGA bolt-down cartridge fuse sized to your circuit, from the MEGA or MIDI ranges above.

Q: What fuse does it take?
A standard MEGA (also called AMG) bolt-down cartridge. Any brand's MEGA fuse of the right amperage fits the socket. Elevate's own MEGA range runs 40A to 300A; MIDI fuses fit the same footprint for lower-current feeds.

Q: Can I run a winch through this?
No. Winches draw 200 to 500A under load, well above the 150A continuous rating of the fuses this terminal is built for. Wire your winch through a dedicated high-current pathway (ANL, Class T or MEGA 300 to 500A) straight from the battery, not through a distribution terminal.

Q: How many circuits can I run off it?
Three. One M8 stud for a heavier feed (a DC-DC charger or auxiliary bus bar) and two M5 studs for lighter accessory circuits.

Q: Does it fit any battery post?
It clamps onto a standard SAE automotive positive post. Not designed for stud-top or side-post batteries.

Q: Is the fuse replaceable in-vehicle?
Yes. Once fitted, the cartridge lifts out and swaps in seconds without disturbing the terminal or the accessory wiring.

Q: What size MEGA fuse should I pick?
Size the fuse to the smallest cable in the protected circuit. As a rough guide: 6mm cable to about 50A, 8 B&S to about 90A, 2 B&S to 150A. If unsure, size down rather than up. A fuse that trips is doing its job.

Q: Positive-only, or is there a negative version?
Positive only. Negative connections should return directly to the battery negative post or a dedicated chassis earth point.

Q: Why fuse at the battery rather than at the accessory?
A short between the battery and the accessory dumps the full battery's fault current into whatever conducts. A fuse fitted close to the source clears that fault before the cable can melt or start a fire.

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