What's it Called, or Seeking a Terminal

[Open Neutral]

In a large residence, the existing CT can will soon be a junction box; the CT's have to be outside in a new can.
With them go the terminals that tied the dual MCM-350 feeds to the 4 panelboards.

I'm seeking something like ¼-20 bolts on insulated mounts to fasten into the junction box and then join the 6 lugs.
Or another type of connection to accomplish the same task. (A gigundous Jones Barrier strip?)

Suggestions?

 

[Russs57]

Assuming you want two 350's per phase line side....then ability to connect multiple smaller conductors going to individual panels on load side.....I'd consider a "power distribution block". I like them better than Polaris taps.

I have seen what you are asking about, but only as part of a UL rated shop built item...such as generator switch gear. Typically used as supports for bus bars.

 

[texie]

Just keep in mind that if you use power distribution blocks they have to be approved for use with service conductors.
Been a while, but Polaris used to make one of their line of connectors that had bolt mounting holes that were kind of good for this. Not sure if they are still available.

 

[Todd0x1]

For use with service conductors you want a power distribution block listed to UL 1953 such as the cooper / bussmann PDB series