need suggestion for power distribution for mule board

[fovea1959]

We need to build up another "mule" board for bench testing controls: a roborio, a few Victor 883s driving small motors, a spike or two. Drive the whole thing from a 12V power supply...

In the past, we've used old PDBs from dead robots, but we're out of them (various test projects). Since the roborio can run on 12V just fine, no real need to use the expensive FIRST PDB.

Is anyone aware of an inexpensive power distribution (1 in / 4-8 out) solution that will take ATC breakers and have WAGO output terminals? I like the WAGOs (no need to terminate wires, well-insulated). What I really want is the FIRST PDB form factor, without the expensive circuitry inside...

I can find marine fuse blocks that are close, but still screw terminals...

[GeeTwo]

Google "MAXI fuse block". These are popular for after market large stereo systems. We used the Stinger 4-position block on our air cannon back when four 40A circuits was enough. We ran another automotive blade fuse box for the smaller circuits. We had these two in parallel with each other behind the 120A main breaker. No issues to report.

[Ari423]

Google "MAXI fuse block". These are popular for after market large stereo systems. We used the Stinger 4-position block on our air cannon back when four 40A circuits was enough. We ran another automotive blade fuse box for the smaller circuits. We had these two in parallel with each other behind the 120A main breaker. No issues to report.

We actually have a few of these lying around our shop. I believe they are remnants from a time before FIRST's PDBs. We haven't used them in years.

[Knufire]

If you can live with spade connectors instead of WAGO, Andymark has this: http://www.andymark.com/product-p/am-3136.htm