What size wire is required #8 or #6?
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Hello Luke,Thank you for your question. The Required Wire is 6 AWG. The required Conduit Size is 1".Please call us if we can assist you further.Kind Regards,Ross KelsonGadgetsGo
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In theory yes; I didn't buy the 6" to compare. 8" should provide better mid/low range frequency response, but 6" would be adequate if your system has a subwoofer. I bought the larger size because it's diameter was easier to install in my ceiling. What I liked the most was that they were low profile. Also, their installation was very easy and secure; definitely a well thought out product.
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Its 100A max input which would point toward 6gauge if you want to provide full current capacity. I however used 8guage as I'm only pulling maybe 60A max.
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In order to give you a correct answer I would need to know the brand. Also do you need the 6" or the 8" element?
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You need a 7/8 in. six-point socket with cutaway for the wires <$6 at Harbor freight item #97177.
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No, there are 3 individual heating elements that require power to each. So 3 individual 40 amp double pole breakers are required needing 8 gauge wire.
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They where all the same size. I am not sure if they where 8 or 9.I think that is the range of wire they fit.
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The spools I ordered were six to the set. The spools are one and three eights inch in diameter. I hope that helpes.
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I believe there is for the 6 conductor port, not the 4 conductor port. Check the picture, second row down, second from the right to see if that is the firewire type you need.
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I would use 6 gauge stranded copper wire as you don't want any more than 3% voltage drop. If operating at the high end of the 600 watt, 4 gauge would even be better. You're actually better off positioning the inverter closer to the battery source and running an extension cord from the inverter to the usage area.
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I ran 6 awg wire witch is big enough for this amp also use the same 6 awg for the ground.
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I used it with a 4awg.it will work with a 6awg also it has hex screws that hold the wire in place at each end..Good product at a great price
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The element it,s self is 8". To the out side of the adapters or plugs it is about 9 3/8". O hope this helps. But this is not the 6" one.
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Are you talking about your power wires? If so I would definitely use 4 gauge for my ground with any amplifier you can use 6 or 8 gauge for the power cable
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I would use 3/8". You will need to purchase a barbed tube fitting 3/8" tube x 1/2 npt
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There are no markings on my unit that specify the wire size, but it appears to be close to #18 AWG for all 3 wires.
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The maximum these plugs accept is 8AWG, but they suggest 10AWG. I used 12AWG because that was the wire already in the house. It worked great and I am sure smaller wire would work fine. The connection mechanism is capable of squeezing any wire larger than the "teeth" very securely.