6 Sets Terminal Blocks, 4/5/6 Positions 600V 15A Dual Row Wire Screw Terminal Strip Block with Cover + 400V 15A Pre-Insulated Bus Bar Terminals Barrier Strips Jumpers (Black & Red) by MILAPEAK

I was very disappointed in this terminal block. It is very TINY and FLIMSY, and the 15A rating is misleading and practically useless. It should at least include the maximum size wire. 15 amps is a 14-gauge wire, and a 14 gauge wire barely fits. I have a few very small spade terminal lugs and they BARELY fit. These terminal strips are nothing at all like I have been used to from years past. I mean, the screws themselves are barely #4. They should be at least #6 or even 8 to tighten down a 14 gauge wire. These are NOT your father's terminal blocks; cheap and flimsy. Maybe OK for 18 gauge wire, but not 14 as suggested by the 15A rating. I haven't decided yet whether to send them back. But I definitely AM going to look for some heavier replacements. This seller appears to have some, but again, I don't know if I would risk the quality issue. I just went back and read the item descriptions again. VERY confusing and misleading, and worthless. Says, Item pitch, 72 millimeters. What does that even mean? There is no pitch. You might think it would refer to the spacing of the terminals, but obviously that can't be it. Then it says, Number of contacts, 26. WHAT? The largest block is only 6 spaces long, and that would represent 12 contacts. For material, it says, Brass, zinc plated iron. WHAT? There is no brass, and everything else is likely steel, not iron. When these Chinese-based sellers attempt to write descriptions in English, they make no attempt to have them proof-read to see if they even make sense. That certainly is not providing the "highest standard of customer service" as they claim. UPDATE: I DID find some better ones, cheaper overall price too, just two sets (I only need one), and came with multiple spade connectors. And appear to have much more substantial screws, I am guessing #8. And rated for 30 amps. I don't need 30 amps, but I need convenient spacing and robustness. I don't NEED 6 sets; I don't NEED a stupid plastic cover; I don't NEED terminal shorting strips; I don't even know what they would be used for. The only thing I can POSSIBLY imagine is if you wanted to have multiple connections to the individual sides of a circuit, such as multiple grounds, or multiple hot connections. But the most COMMON use for terminal strips is for individual circuit connections, such as for speakers, or in my case, a unique set of circuit connections. You guessed it; these will be going back. Insubstantial and useless descriptions.

worked well to tidy up the engine compartment on my '55 Nash

Good quality. Recommended.

Gets the job done, but I stripped one of the screws while tightening down a wire because the material is so thin and the threads so poorly tapped. The plastic between terminals is quite flimsy too

These were exactly what I needed and they came exactly as stated in the listing. They look exactly like the images in the listing. They are of nice weight and feel decently made like they will last and not catch on fire easily.