Marathon power distribution

Terminal blocks, power distribution blocks, and fuse holders for UL 508A panel builders, OEMs, and plant maintenance.

Terminal Blocks

Barrier, deadfront, sectional, feed-thru stud, military, and grounding connectors for control and power circuits.

Power Distribution Blocks

Open and enclosed splicer/distribution blocks, stud, and bulk fastening for feeder and branch circuits.

Fuse Holders

Class CC, H, J, L, R, T, midget, general-purpose, and fused disconnect holders for branch and feeder protection.

Applications we build for

Marathon hardware matched to Panel Automation engineering — sized for the codes and ampacity of your panel.

UL 508A control panels

Terminal blocks and power distribution sized for single-door machine panels through multi-bay motor control.

Feeder & branch distribution

Open and enclosed splicer blocks for splitting incoming power across loads without custom buswork.

Fuse protection

Class-rated holders matched to the fuse type already specified on the single-line — CC, J, R, T, and disconnects.

OEM builds & MRO replacements

Stockable Marathon blocks and holders for production runs and field replacements when a panel already uses the line.

Frequently asked questions

Direct answers about Marathon terminal blocks, power distribution, fuse holders, and quoting.

What Marathon products do you carry?

Terminal blocks (barrier, deadfront, sectional, feed-thru stud, military, grounding), power distribution blocks (open and enclosed splicer, stud, bulk fastening), and fuse holders across Class CC, H, J, L, R, T, midget, and fused disconnects.

Are these devices UL Listed for panel use?

Marathon terminal blocks, power distribution blocks, and fuse holders are UL Listed for industrial control. Individual listings, ampacity, and SCCR are shown on each product page. Confirm ratings against your UL 508A assembly.

How do I size a power distribution block?

Start from incoming conductor size, number of outgoing taps, and required SCCR. Open the Power Distribution family and pick open or enclosed splicer, stud, or bulk fastening. Send the single-line if you want us to confirm.

Which fuse holder class should I use?

Match the holder to the fuse class already specified: CC for control circuits, J and R for feeders, T for high interrupting, H for general purpose, midget for supplementary. Product pages list class, poles, and accessory covers.

Do product pages include datasheets and CAD?

Yes. Each product page lists specs, datasheets, and CAD downloads when Marathon publishes them. Use those files for panel layout and UL documentation.

How do I get a volume or project quote?

Request a quote with part numbers, quantities, and any required covers or accessories. For custom panel builds that include Marathon hardware, send drawings or a single-line to our engineering team.

Need help picking the right devices?

Tell us the ampacity, fuse class, and layout. We will point you to the Marathon products that fit the panel and get you a quote.