Can anyone tell me about the terminals on this battery. Do you need additional post? What size ring connectors does it take?
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Post is threaded vertically and has a bolt which is around 5/16 but looks metric. Nice arrangement.
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I think the best way is buying the cover box. It is heavy and with the right cover box you can carry it easier. The cover box has all required posts and in addition, the box that I bought has outlet that I was able to charge my phone, and even used for light.
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This item only transformed, a top post battery to a side post terminal. I used them to connect several batteries together for a solar system. I had cables with eye hooks on the end and required this type of connector. Don't cut your cables,
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The connectors fit snugly onto the battery terminals--a perfect fit. I measured the width of both the old and new battery terminals and they were all between 0.24 to 0.25" (they're just battery terminals--they don't need micro-precision manufacturing). You can measure your terminals to compare.
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The wire is the same size as the BatteryTender as it has a quick connect system. The rings will not fit on a regular 12volt battery terminal but on my Mustang they fit on the nuts that hold the positive & negetive cables on the battery.
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If the ring terminals don't fit your battery the tender also comes with a clamp style attachment. You should have no problems.
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If I remember, you can use either the positive or negative terminal. I connected to the positive side. You will need to purchase an additional cable Autozone). I used a 9" positive cable. I connected the positive cable from the battery to one side of the switch and the additional cable from the other side of the switch to the positive connection point. Did not have to touch the negative. Hardest part was creating a hole in the battery case (RV trailer) to locate the switch. It only took a few minutes to install and has worked without problems for a year. Hope this helps.
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Electrically this will work fine. I believe the S is a typo and should have been a V. They only differences with this battery is the terminal size. either .178" or .250". You have to determine this to purchase the correct one. http://www.yuasabatteries.com/pdfs/NP_7_12_DataSheet.pdf
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they are standard size posts, top mount. They unscrew leaving a 1/4 inch thread pole or maybe 3/8 thread. That's how I hooked up my HID"S then rethread the terminal post and clamped on battery straps. But I would refrain from buying and look at stinger or Optima.For this price you want something with a better warranty than 1 year Optima you can get from Sam's club or Costco much better warranty. I had a problem , 15 days after warranty ended, Kinetik could care less.
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Not sure of the wire size but it's plenty for a 12V system. The terminal holes are good for 1/4" or 5/16" posts.
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Check the Shorai website and look up the batteries model number, it will tell you where the terminals are located.
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Mine came with ring terminal cables suitable for use on a battery with threaded posts. You can use whatever you like for a plug. The panel peak output is less than 2 amps. Be advised that using a standard 110 volt plug is an invitation to someone's unwittingly plugging it into a 110 volt receptacle. As long as you maintain control of the system, everything should be fine.
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That could be 1/2 inch or 3/8th inch depending on your Battery where you connect them. I hope that is correct. Best thing is to buy a cable that has them on already I find it hard to crimp those wires they are so thick.
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My system is not ADT so, I can't answer your question really. I just looked at the battery I had before and used it as a reference. It too was a 12v 5ah battery. Similar size with F2 terminals.
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I dont know the size of the connector but it seems to be a standard for 12 volt dc. Not a smart charger. The charge on the battery was 14.2 volts after charging. Its a standard plug for the good old USA.
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They should be a correct replacement for you. Although please make sure your old batteries have the same terminal type. This listing is for F1 terminals and the batteries can also have F2 ones. Here you may see the difference between them: F1 and F2 represent the type of connector that is located on the top of the battery. F1 terminals are .187 inch wide (the contact towards the end narrows) and F2 terminals are .250 inch wide (the contact towards the end narrows). Most emergency light applications use a F1 terminal and most emergency power backup (UPS) applications use F2 terminals. Please let me know if there is anything else we can assist you with.
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red wire to the battery black wire to the batterylook for the red terminal on the battery and they're black terminal on the battery and you should be alright are you trying to make it longer
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Not able to supply information requested. Suggest you conduct an Internet search at various battery holder sites. This battery holder should be of standard size.