What connestors are needed to hook leads to this battery?
1312612
This was used as a replacement battery and the clips for connecting were already there to hook it up. Why can't you use the same ones that were with your original system?
1312613
The battery has F2 blade terminals (1/4 inch wide) so you would need female F2 spade terminals. Many of the battery vendors also sell these terminals.
1312614
Click on the picture of the battery. This will load the picture and you can scan the right side. There you will see the two connectors. They require a female spade connectors. They should already be on whatever you want to connect. Otherwise you can get them at any hardware store (ACE, Home Depot, Lowes). Make sure you get the correct size (wide).
1312615
The connectors you will need are the spade type (female) quick disconnect. The ones on the battery are the spade (male) ones.Good battery got it on a 30w solar panel running two small fans blowing the hot air out of a small metal shed.
119934
You need to disconnect the old battery from the leads and connect the new item using the old wiring. Please let me know if there is anything else we can assist you with.
1818636
Black goes to the neg batt terminal or ground. Connect the brown wire to the lead from your dash switch and to one lead from your float. The other lead from your float connects to the positive terminal on your battery
1780381
The approach I have used is to simply re-use the connectors from my old battery that I am replacing. One example of how this is done is on the referenced youtube video link here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3rkFtqrwhDU
405346
you may need to find a standard power supply and trim the end and splice the wire and then connect to the battery.
65731
I installed cables from + to + and _ to _ then ran a cable to cranking battery also hooking + to + and _ to _ on that battery also I put a 12 volt 150 disconnect in + line to be switched on off as needed bought cables at a local big box store as needed longer cable was from auto supply house
1316021
Not sure. But here is how I did it. Got battery with same voltage and same size. Cut the connector off the old battery. Soldered the connector onto the wires of the new battery. Worked like a charm.
1340502
They are crimp type connectors. very simple to install,and are included. I would recommend a ground buss if you have 3 or 4 ground leads.
1509737
Yes - you can use a bolt/washer-battery terminal/ring terminal-washer/nut assembly to connect your wires to the battery. Spray with a corrosion resistant spray before assembling and after if the battery assembly will be exposed to moisture or moist outdoor conditions.Good Luck!
1086110
Hook the positive to the positive of the first battery, and the negative to the negative of the last (6th) battery. These terminals will have the supply voltage to the motor. When hooking these up, be sure the cap is on the end of the battery charger lead. Last week, I disconnected the charger and inadvertently dropped the end, without the cover onto one of the batteries in the middle of the cart. BIG SPARK!
863749
Run the 2 leads to your battery terminal or to your fuse panel, battery is easier. I used Velcro to mount my lights, but you could use self tapping screws if you'd like if you need to extend the wires you'll need a set of wire strippers and some additional 24 ga stranded wire and butt connectors.
2129616
you need the terminals either suggested by the manufacturer or other connector
719774
wires are bare ends. you can put what ever you need on the end. the idea of this is to connect it to a 12 volt car battery. it should be wired thru a fuse or fuse block of some sort to protect everything. i bought a blue sea systems st blade fuse block to connect the 2 i have and in turn it is connected to a deep cycle 12 volt battery. wires are 70" long.
117352
I ran 14g stranded copper wire from the appropriate (- and +) terminals on the controller to the battery. Strip the insulation from the ends of the wire so the copper makes contact with the controller. Twist the stranded copper good then insert into the contacts and tighten down.
1780383
There was no connector. My husband took the blue casing and connector off of our old battery that came with the 4wheeler and attached it to the new one. I'm not exactly sure how he did it but it did involve duct tape.
1517543
Probably an 8th to a 1/4 inch. The old leads that connected to a standard marine battery fit perfectly. It's been a great battery so far.
1626068
I used them to replace the works in a Neuton Lawn Mower battery. I just took out the old ones and put the new ones using the clips from the old ones. I did not need wire connectors but I guess you could get them at the hardware store.