What kind of gauge wiring is reccommenend for this with a 15 inch Sub 4000 watts
1510373
0 guage. Any wire thats rated for higher amperage than the amplifier is fused at.
1144448
A good brand 8 Gauge should be good for this amp, if(I don't know how you could)you added an extra $10 on the purchase, I have some New 8 Gauge Rolls, I could put together a pretty nice wire kit and ship together! And I can Print of the 18 Page Manual to send along also. Or email it to you!
1815020
14AWG should be handling up to 15A, I don't think this will be a good solution for that kind of amperage. I would suggest buying a single outlet extension wire for such purposes. I am not an expert, so please check some more
1074524
I would get a 4 gauge wireing kit, brand doesn't really matter as long as it's good quality and is a true 4 guage kit. It would probably cost around 30-40$
1123862
the amp should have a recommend wire gauge in the owners manual. this was more than enough for my 500 watt rms alpine amp
1828778
I have it installed and working well. I used 4 gauge (along with a few other sizes for the other holes - have amps, relays, running lights and power inverter hooked up and will be running a CB from it also shortly). The 4 gauge did have a lot of room left over for bigger power wire - with 4 gauge the cover fits still.
38317
I used 16 gage and my system sounds fine. The thicker the wire is, the better. But I think 16 gage is fine for most applications.
1852176
I used 16G, 18G would be Good. the amps are low. It is a real nice tender I have 5 of them hook to 5-15W panels keeping my Tractor Charge and riding lawn more and my 85 Monte Carlo and my truck and my Harley. Keep all my stuff at peak charge.
817652
I did not use the wiring kit that came with it.. I didn't trust 8 gauge wire with the 2000 watt amp.. I went to Walmart and got the 4 gauge kit and that has plenty of wire in it
721890
You mean watts? This wire should be fine for a few hundred watts. If you were going closer to 500w you would want 10 gauge maybe 8
853672
Yes it will work with a amp rated around 2000 watts but 0 guage wires are better than that 4 guage
312039
Hi Janet, wire gauge is 16 AWG, comes with a 5 Amp fuse. but now I use it with one of 10 Amp. through it start to run a 120V power inverter 375W
657974
You have to run your own wires from the quick connection to the subs. I recommend nothing less than 16 gage but encourage to run 12 or 14 gage. Make sure to have some weather stripping for the subs AND for where the quick connections meet the box. A even better solution is to use silicone to seal where the quick connections meet the box.
1872829
I use a lot of 16 thru 12 ga. wire depending on current draw. Connectors are available very heavy current to the lighter stuff, i.e., 22 ga. Do a search and see. de K0xxx
1978215
I would definitely use a 4 gauge amp kit with an 80 amp in line fuse to install this amp. This is the one I bought; KnuKonceptz KCA Complete 4 Gauge Amp Installation Kit
1676345
This system needs an amp and some wire. I have 16 gauge, others prefer 14 gauge.
1185078
I personally wouldn't use this particular kit for a system that size. The wire is CCA stranded. The kit shows for up to 1500 watt systems. That's about all I would use it for. Take a look some OFC stranded kits. Stinger makes a couple options. It does cost more but with a system that size it's certainly worth the expense.