What kind of cables do you need to connect this to the battery?
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I suggest that you use as heavy a wire as you can attach to clip or loop end to. The heavier the wire the more energy you get. Single strand or braided wire is fine as long as you can get it into the screw loop end attachment. Of course that goes onto the Charge Controller. Now it depends on what type of battery posts you have. if you have a threaded post with a wing nut or large nut then I was use another larger end loop connecter. If not just go buy some small but heavy alligator clamps, you know kind of like what the ends of jumper cables use, just smaller. I had to replace my Sunforce regulator. It failed after about 2 months of use. I don't know why but where I to guess I would say from moisture accumulating within the regulator during rainy weather. So keep it dry. I don't mean to try to change your mind about the product, because it did work well. when it worked. But when I replaced it I found a product that I like much better for a couple reasons, first and foremost it was only $35, which included shipping and it arrived in 2 days! Secondly it has a digital readout screen that tells you exactly how many volts are being produced by your panels. The Sunforce doesn't have any read out at all, only lights that I could never tell if it was working or not. I had to use my own personal digital tester to know my panel output. I replaced the Sunforce 500 watt, which was around $80 with a Thunderbolt Magnum 500 watt for $35 shipping included. Good luck with your charger and I hope I wasn't too confusing when trying to answer your question. As I stated, just use simple loop wire connector ends to attach to the charger and also a similar but larger type connector if your battery has threaded ends with wing nuts. If it has basic battery post just get some large alligator clips and attach it to the battery. Use as heavy a wire as possible, single strand is best. They work fine as long as you keep them clean. Do everything you can to water proof all you electronics.
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I made my own. The controller has terminal strip screws for all the inputs and outputs. I have the controller within 5 feet of the battery. Use at least 12 gauge wire for each, the positive and the negative. Larger gauge would be better. I crimped on connectors to fit on the controller screws and my battery has screwed studs that I also crimped connectors on to fit.
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The directions that come with the solar controller tells you. Basically, they should be as short as possible, 2 feet max.Next, AWG should be 6 or 8. That comes right out of the owners manual which you should have received with the unit.
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I used a #10 stranded copper wire THHN is good for 30 amps. I ran a red and black from the charge controller out to the battery terminals. The charger will keep a constant and monitoring voltage for your 12 volt battery. You may want to add a Wattsup to give more information and condition of the process.
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If I remember right, you have to partially put the battery in the container and then carefully using needle nose pliers, take the wire and slide on the connection. this is about a 2 minute job.
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You will need cable to attach the charge controller to your batteries. The shorter the better. I used an inexpensive set of jumper cables with 8 gauge wire and I had to reduce it at the controller with a cable end that is a post, generally found at a car audio parts store. The battery end uses a standard ring connector that will fit your battery post.I kept that distance less than 10 feet.
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You need something in there for example I have a rechargeable battery pack I use. The cable doesn't charge the battery pack I have a separate charger, but it never loses connection or anything the wire is a solid buy
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Just plug it in to the wall with the cable supplied, and that will charge the battery in the computer. Good luck!
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You need to connected to a 12 volt battery and is very important to use at least no. 4 cable to be sure the stuffs you connect runs well. Is too big for a car lighter but work.
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I bought a kit that had it in the power lead. I would recommend it since it is connect directly to the battery
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Jeff, the information in your question is confusing. The battery has the smaller terminals and your cables should match, if your cables have connectors for smaller terminal blades.
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HiIf you purchase it our store, we will provide power cable for connecting the battery in the car.Thanks.
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Two 12V batteries; one short battery connector cable (to connect batteries in series); battery charger with 2 banks (I have the MinnKota on-board charger); protective batteries plastic box (optional); Tiller extension handle (optional). Enjoy!
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Buy a 12volt DC battery charger (preferably a smart charger).Make the connection soldering a 2 prong male connector on the battery and 2 prong female on the charger.You can also buy or solder alligator clips on the charger.If you put the connector system you also have a safe way of connecting to the device you are using the battery to power.
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I do not remember if it came with cables. You will need a micro USB cable to charge the battery and a 1/8 inch stereo audio cable.
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What gauge cables do you have connecting it to the battery? I'm using 8 gauge and it's working fine.
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It comes with about six feet of cable for the battery and the transponder. I had to add on to each. Got wire and connectors for both the battery and the transponder at the auto supply store. You can bring your unit with you so they can see the wire sizes
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There's an source and a load. Connect the battery to the source, connect the load (probably speed controller) to the load just as if you were connecting it to the battery. That's it. No wiring diagram needed, these things are pretty standard. Make sure you don't swap the black and red wires.
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The Energizer EN1100 connects to a 12 volt battery with the provided 3 ft. battery cables. You just connect the negative and positive battery cables to the negative and positive terminals on the inverter and the battery.
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You should have cables with clips on your trolling motor that will connect to the battery.