KnuKonceptz Bassik High Current 3 Way 0 Gauge Fuse Distribution Block - 240 Amp

I picked up this fused distribution block for a slightly non-traditional setup: a high-output 12V audio workstation in my garage. I needed a clean way to manage multiple power sources feeding into my amplifiers and head unit, and this block handled the job perfectly. The Setup • Input: 12V Power Supply + Lead Acid Battery (Parallel) • Output: Dual Amplifiers + Stereo Head Unit • Purpose: Bench testing car audio gear and powering my garage shop system. Performance & Build Quality • Solid Connections: The set screws provide a very secure "bite" on the wire. Even with heavy-gauge power wire, there was no wiggle or loose contact, which is crucial for preventing voltage drops or heat buildup. • Fusing System: The swappable fuse design is the standout feature. Instead of having a messy "nest" of multiple inline fuse holders hanging off my power supply, I have one centralized, fused hub. It’s much cleaner and easier to troubleshoot. • Conductivity: I’ve been running this for several hours at high volumes; the block remains cool to the touch, and I haven't noticed any significant resistance issues. Pros • Consolidation: Eliminates the need for multiple independent fuses. • Value: For the price point, the machining on the threads and the quality of the plastic housing are impressive. • Visibility: The clear cover makes it easy to do a quick visual check on the fuses without opening the unit. Cons • Mounting Footprint: It’s a bit larger than some basic splitters, so make sure you have the real estate if you’re mounting this in a tight spot behind a vehicle's trim. Final Verdict Whether you are installing a multi-amp system in a vehicle or building a custom 12V setup in your shop, this is a fantastic piece of kit for the money. It simplified my wiring significantly and provided a much safer power path for my garage stereo.

good product i like it

I’ve had this distribution block for years now. It was pricey, but everything was machined so smooth. Thick sturdy metal. It can accommodate really any amplifier so long as it takes 1/0 or smaller. The dual 1/0 in and out is really nice, but the extra 8 gauge out between them is just icing on the cake. You can run your whole system off this block as it changes and grows. Right now, I’m running three amps off this thing and it’s just not going anywhere anytime soon.

I was looking for a fuse block that was smaller than an ANL fuse block which if you start doing multiple wire runs those blocks get large and this block has allowed me to do multiple runs and save space in my install I also ordered the 8 gauge OFC karma kable and I'm super impressed with it knuconcepts has great products I have several items in my install I hope they keep coming up with new sleek and stylish yet well made tough products

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Good product

Did it's job but I modified it. I used a piece of metal and nuts for spacers on the back for protection with heat sink. I'm not confident the plastic cover will stay on but it made my high output alternator and wire upgrade easier. First thing tomorrow after work I'm going to pick up a 300 amp fuse though. I don't feel safe stacking 2 150 amp fuses. All in all it did it's job. I might update once I run my amps and second battery. If it means anything to you, as of now I will be purchasing a second one for my second battery but plan on adding a metal plate with heat sink.

This device was exactly what I needed. Worked perfectly

Excellent well designed 3 way distribution block. Came so quick well packaged. Excellent product money well spent thanks. Will be buying more product from this company. Raj

Excelentes materiales, muy buena calidad.

Sharp looking unit should work perfect for my truck audio.

Bought 2, 1 300 amp model and the other 240 amp. They are easy to work with and make setting up your negative and positive wiring very easy! Only downside is that some of the fuse placement make it difficult to have them replaced easily.

Picked up 2 of these for power/ground. They are beefy. Currently running the 1 to 2 blocks and picked up another amp so 2 to 3 had to happen. Keeps wire clutter down and a cleaner look than spaghetti running everywhere