Do i need any extra hardware or cables to hook up multiple batteries?
1658470
Yes I did. I needed all the cables between individual batteries. The only ones that were included were the cables that run from the batteries to the Inverter. The batteries that I bought had screw posts that included the nuts and washers. Also not included were the 30 amp fuses. you need one before and after the battery controller on the positive line plus an 150 amp fuse between the batteries and the inverter on each positive line. hope that helps!
1658471
yes! you will need to make jumper cables with loop hole end connectors, I use 10 gage wire red for + and black for negative, the nuts and bolts come with the batteries when you buy them.
1613028
I have two six volt batteries in a series configuration(12volt system) So I assume your batteries are like mine and supporting a standard 12v application. This product works great for me. I recommend the extra long cable accessory.
619877
No, you do not. the 2 sets of wires are for different applications. in my case used the clamps to hook up to a bank of 10 batteries charged by solar panals. ut you could hook up to car batteries or RV or other set ups.
1329963
No but you can cut the wires and attach whatever battery connector you choose.
1296116
Yes you can wire as many batteries as you want theoretically. You need to hVe adequate panels to charge your battery though.
1615005
No problem at all. Just connect 2 or more 12v batteries in parallel. I use 4 x 12v batteries.
437534
You don't need extra wire for the esc's the wire is long enough. I did use longer wire for the battery.
1985857
Yes, Ive actually done this myself. You can either pick up an 8 AAA or AA battery holder and hook the lights directly up to that (might want to put the battery case in a plastic bag so they dont get wet, mine did) or to save space you can hook up 2 9V batteries to a voltage regulator circuit which you can make for cheap with parts from radioshack. I did the thing with 2 9V and it was small enough to fit in one of those tiny project boxes which i then bolted directly to the bottom of my board.
1220633
You could have them both connected to the same battery. Each has its own controller.I do not know if you can wire them for any configuration other than 12v....
795547
if you are using it just for backup, you shouldn't need anything else... just remember to hook to backup lights for source of power... Michael
1149200
This charges your batteries so yes you need batteries. It is not ment to run all your lights and stuff with out at least one battery.
1862496
You need an adapter to permanently connect power to it, if your ok with changing batteries, then you do not need the adapter. Also, you need a cable connecting the two, other than that, the box includes what you need.
279697
Yes. Two solar chargers would be needed. Please make sure both batteries are fully charged prior to connection. It is also recommended to disconnect the batteries from any possible draws.
553163
Yes, a very simple one. Basically, you just connect the positive leads from each battery bank to the side terminal posts on the back of the switch, and the common positive outlet is connected to the bottom post. The posts come with nuts, but you'll need four mounting screws and an additional red battery cable of correct gauge (or put red tape at the cable lugs). If you have a battery monitor, attach the monitor lead to the common outlet post.
1209669
No as long as you put the two screws in everything works fine. I had battery warehouse do it for free as they had the little tork driver that is needed. Hope that answers your question.
1143776
In my opinion, I would not stack them as it would be difficult to secure. The best opition, if you want to run batteries in series would be to place them side by side and attach the cables accordingly.
1875692
I don't have any, my setup did not need them. I don't see any reason not to You will have to work out an adapter