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Deejay LED

Deejay LED TBH1044CLEAR 1/0 to 4/4 Gauge Dist BL

SKU CH-FX4Q-SPNVX

Distributes power from a single 1/0 gauge input to four 4/4 gauge outputs

  • Distributes power from 1/0 to 4/4 gauge cables
  • Model TBH1044CLEAR identifies the exact part
  • UPC 816794027532 enables quick inventory lookup
  • Made in the United States for domestic quality
  • New condition ensures full factory performance

Power Distribution Hub

The Deejay LED TBH1044CLEAR accepts a single 1/0 gauge input and splits it into four 4/4 gauge outputs. It is built for installers who need to feed multiple amplifiers or accessories from one heavy-gauge power run.

Replacing Fused Blocks

This unit replaces a collection of individual fused distribution blocks and the extra crimp connections they require. The jump is worth it when a cleaner layout and fewer potential failure points matter more than the smallest possible footprint.

For Multi-Amp Builds

Installers running several amplifiers from one main power wire will appreciate the consolidated design. Builders who only need a single output or who prefer stackable single-channel blocks should look at something else.

Highlights

  • Distributes power from 1/0 to 4/4 gauge cables
  • Model TBH1044CLEAR identifies the exact part
  • UPC 816794027532 enables quick inventory lookup
  • Made in the United States for domestic quality
  • New condition ensures full factory performance

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What gauge power and ground wires does the TBH1044CLEAR accept on the input and each of the four outputs?

The block takes a single 1/0 AWG feed and splits it to four 4 AWG outputs, all secured by set-screws in the clear housing.

Which tool and torque technique prevents a loose connection when tightening the set-screws on this distribution block?

Use a hex key that fits the screw heads, tighten until the wire strands no longer turn, then give a final quarter-turn; skipping that last turn is the most common cause of voltage drop.

Which parts of the TBH1044CLEAR should be inspected periodically and what indicates it needs replacement?

Inspect the clear cover for stress cracks, the set-screws for corrosion or stripped threads, and the brass barrels for heat discoloration; replace the block if any of those signs appear.

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