Can the distribution block use 4 gauge input?
319700
Yes, the blocks (2) are setup to fit 4 gauge Power (red input) and 4 gauge ground, they have three leads that will feed multiple connection need. Leading from main power and splitting off at the block up to three ways and returning to the ground block and sent out of the 4 gauge ground.
35587
the whole block is rated at 100 amps, so the wire gauge and fuse you use should be determined by the load you want to put on the block (up to 100 amps) and the length of the wire run to the battery from the block. 8 gauge would be adequate for a short run, 4 gauge for a longer run up to 20 feet or so.
1920814
If you need 10 gage 4 wire, yes. You will want to check MD code as far as needing the wire enclosed in conduit. But as far as the wire itself, this is compliant.
272392
Yes it will! I added a couple layers of shrink wrap over this part for additional protection. Also make sure to use heavy plastic or other non conduction material where ever you decide to mount the distribution block.
1563685
Here, check this out. 8 gauge and 4 gauge are correct, depending on the distance the amplifier is from the battery. The closer it will be, the less resistance created, thus you can use smaller wire. Also, like others said, the terminals are 8ga on the amp, but you can also use adapters to go from 4ga wire to 8ga terminals. Stinger makes some nice terminals like this that I am using on my setup.http://www.crutchfield.com/S-81IQYmtv6S3/learn/learningcenter/car/cable_gauge_chart.html
712667
I don't know. I purchased so I could plug additional input sources at once for individual use. The item cannot be used because it is too large in diameter and will not leave the plugin next to it usable.
99066
I'm not sure as I'm using a 4th. Go to their website; as they indicate their use. If not call their tech help.
2229056
while I can't be sure, my previous experierance with one from a different manufacture appeared to be 12-gauge, all the connectors with all the leads the same, presumably so it can be use as a multi-input to single out or vise versa depending on your needs
1563686
Bigger is always better but the amp's terminals are made for 8 gauge, i run 4 gauge to a distribution block the from the distribution block to the amp i have 8 gauge, really its all in preference
35588
For the 100A max input you would use a 4 gauge or 6 gauge for the input wire, but normally you would not be using that much load so you can use a smaller input wire to suit your loads that you require.
1168092
This unit will work with just about any powered gauge, so you don't need one just because you're changing the sending unit. However, it is possible that your current gauge is not working. That is something you would have to test. - - ShipStore Customer Service
1096237
Any 4 Gauge amp kit. 0 Gauge will not fit 8 gauge is WAY too small for the amount of power this amp outs out at 1ohm and you could start a fire if you push it too hard.
258419
No, this gauge only. Sending unit will need to purchased separately in the correct size for your system.
1601875
4 gauge OFC is only capable of transferring around 1,300wrms threw a 18 foot run. 0 gauge would be sufficient if your hooking up a secondary battery and 1300 + monoblock
1928739
Since this is a regulator i dont see where input matters too much unless you are using this for something other than nitrogen. For output hook your hvac gauges up and dial up to the desired pressure all three guages should match.
1237298
No! This is a switching valve only! For the use of two fuel tank system. It doesn't have any effect on gauge, the tank sending unit controls the gauge readings. Gauge or sending unit needs more testing.
1675309
I used 14 gauge, but not sure if there is a limit one way or the other. We still have not had any problems at all with this box. Love it. Highly recommend it