Please give more information on the terminals. Is the terminal type "T1" or "T2" type? Wtat is a ".187 tab terminal"?
1285547
.187 is the width of the terminal. 3/16" = .1875" which is a T1 Terminal. T2 Terminal is .25" = 1/4"
1285548
The battery has T1 terminals which are 3/16 inch wide (.187 inch); T2 terminals are 1/4 inch (.25 inch) wide. There are adapters but it's best to get the size matching your cable.
1285549
Terminals are usually 1/4 " or some are slightly less than 1/8". I don't know what a T1or T2 is unless one is positive or negative.
1285550
.187 is the width of the terminal. 3/16" = .1875" which is a T1 Terminal.T2 Terminal is .25" = 1/4"
93491
After testing the 12V model, the right-most terminal (#7) appears to be positive +/red. Use caution because searching Google and YouTube reveals different "WH9002" models with different terminal locations. Apparently, the models vary based on the voltage.
2274406
It only has one set of terminals. However, I was able to connect two lines of 12 gauge wire in the one terminal.
2225569
sorry, I do not know the name of the connector. the (red & black) terminals are identical - a flat piece of metal that is bent 90 degrees. the horizontal part is shaped like a "T" and is a total of 3/8" long by 1/4" wide. the narrow part of the T (where the connector slips on) is 3/16" wide and 1/4" long. I hope this helps
755349
Using a meter check to see which 2 terminals have continuity when the control should be calling. Those are the 2 that you will use.
1747367
As long as the specs match what you need (battery size, voltage, amps per hour, etc.), there should be no problems; however, make certain that it has the correct type terminal connectors. When it comes to connectors, there are different types and sizes, so study them carefully.
530426
No. This is regular Ethernet terminal. if it does not say SCR or SC, it is not EMV. Please make sure to ask the seller that the parts number is 353,349 or 355, or 359. those are the EMV. when you the seller about the parts number, the seller should know. if you have more question you can directly email contact me i wil be glad to help you to get the correct item.
607678
There are two tabs on the battery, one red and one black, The red is positive, the black is negative. The wires are attached to these terminals as appropriate. As a word of warning DO NOT LET THESE BATTERIES GO DEAD. I had two and left them uncharged - both went dead with no hope of recovery
1774182
I don't know that terminology. The terminals are blade-type quick connects. Hope that helps.
2099889
Not familiar with True Track terminals, but the connections at the unit are basically for bare wire ends. As long as that works with what you have, you should be good.
1228142
I figured it out. page 24 in my manual under TAS setup. let me know if you have any questions.
780039
If one can trust the battery images (pics), there is a schematic for F1 terminal ... so I presume its an F1 terminal. Plus, even though you can't zoom on batter picture, it kind of looks like a notched (F1) terminal instead of the F2 terminal.
1610282
the pos.(red) terminal is 3/8" and the neg.(black) is 5/16"... hope this helps.
127231
Yes,it's the larger terminals.i had to buy the adapters to make them to the smaller terminals
1598748
the terminals are thin flat blades. The width of each terminal is 3/16 (I guess that means it's F1).
1472536
Hi,The FD-100ti terminal will work with this, but you will want to buy the Wi-Fi version. (Please see my other listings for the Wi-Fi model.)Regards,Tom DevinePPE(515) 897-3605
286809
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). T1 / T2 are the mating terminal usually on the wire. They are easy to change out and can be found at a local automotive store or Radio shack.