I am assuming the larger hole accepts 0 guage? Also, it is for postive terminal correct?
1661178
Yes it will accept it and its for postive terminal but they don't make one for the negative side
1661179
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1661180
Yes largest hole is 0 gauge but may need a little persuasion to get it to fit. You can use this on either post, so this is not specific to just the positive terminal. I use it on both sides and it works well. It contains a shim for the post if needed but I did not need it.
1661181
Yep. Large hole accepts 0 gauge which is the positive wire I ran to my Alt on a 96 Ford Mustang.
1661182
Yes this is for your positive terminal adding more hot wires to your needs, the holes are for different size wires. Depending on the size of O gauge it should fit the larger hole
2214717
.86 seems too thick. The one that I have has a circuit board that measures .030 thick. There are 2 contacts on one end and the thickness of the board and the contacts os .080.
2198658
No, this produces no negative voltage. The "-" terminal is marked to indicate what you would normally refer to as DC ground
2153853
yes it's true, it has no polarity on both terminals. either ways of connections work properly.
1661315
Negative, yet there is an input receptacle with NO SPECS as to polarity and voltage needed, as well a missing current spec needed when multiple items are connected. Closer inspection of item shows no specs ON the item either, but it appears that an area below the receptacle has been sanded off, as if the specs were removed, as was the model info. Weird.. Inspection was done with lighted magnifier I used at NASA to inspect pins. sort of like owning a 7-stall barn that will only hold 4 horses at best ;-)
1379462
No, not true. Now there might be inserts for threading that isn't lead, but I'm not sure about that. And my terminals are solid as a rock.
362119
I don't have a schematic but the negative terminals measure zero ohms between them. The positive terminals show a high resistance. So I would say it is common negative. The two mounting pads appear to be isolated from the rest of the circuit.
7002
The largest hole seems to be 0.4 inch wide (1.1cm) - I would say in the middle between 0.4 and 0.5. I hope it helps.
22429
Yes. Center hole is 1 1/2" in Dia. This is the best product I have found yet. Good quality.
1231308
the hole is 1-3/8" and no don't need rubber spacer, if you run a ground wire, if not then you will need the rubber spacer
104933
Hmmm, not sure what you are putting this on. In my application, one terminal is ground and the other positive. The positive went to the "ignition" terminal on the key switch.
1384203
There are 6 terminals on the back if I remember correctly and the correct size opening is slightly smaller than the switch itself. It was no problem to measure the dimensions of the back of the switch and make the hole the same size. The switch then "pressure fit" in and was a solid union. I have had no problems with this switch since purchase and have only been happy with the installation.
691917
My unit is not where it is easy to measure the diameter of the entrance hole, however I have a 1/2 diameter cable fed through it, That translates to 8/16 so your cable should fit easily.
1610282
the pos.(red) terminal is 3/8" and the neg.(black) is 5/16"... hope this helps.
596760
This info would have to come from the mfgr. I don't know if it is even listed on the packaging that I threw away upon receipt. Guessing I would think 1/64 in diameter, what that corresponds to in guage you guess is as good as mine.
1896226
Sorry, don't know, it's 5 below zero out and I'm not going outside to measure. Should say in the description. Call the company.
1127308
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.