Will this handle a 30AMP trolling motor? Heaviest wire gauge this will handle?
1889497
It's rated at 15 amps. The wire gauge I couldn't tell you. The only thing I use it for is to plug my depth finder in off the 12 volt.
1889498
The packaging for this connected states "Rated for 15 amps at 12, 24, and 32 V"
678796
This cord will more than handle the 30 amps you need... I use it for welders on a 60 amp line. Make sure the plug will match your receptacle on your travel trailer.... there are adapter cables used for generators which will work if the plug isn't the right one.
1153993
I have no idea the breaker size. Battery wise, I have a large deep cycle trolling motor and it works great. The charge gauge is very handy. I do use a bungee cord to keep the top attached better. Overall, for the price, good value and quality. Better than I expected.
2243281
Each terminal is rated at 30 Amps max. Look at the Amp rating for the motors. I think it would be safe to say NO.
557321
Max is 30 or 40, I just used a 25 for mine. The gauge is same thickness as a float battery charger that plugs in. Hope this helps.
763569
Depends on amperage--I think so. Suggest you ask GOGGLE, as I am no expert. I just know it handles my 2hp pool pump just fine and the pump pulls high amps at start up. hope this helps. RK
1457805
After installing & using this switch for my 5000 watt generator, I feel confident in saying yes, it would handle it. The lead wire(s) that go from the generator to the unit are all 10 guage. From there the current gets distributed to 6 separate breakers - so there's no overload anywhere. In my opinion this thing is a serious piece of equipment and is built for the real world. However, I am not an electrician, & would recommend that you consult one before making a final decision.
1584375
wire size is way too small for heavy load like that. going to need something with bigger wire. buy some aligator clips and use 14 ga wire. and make some.
1564133
Wow...Classic Motor! I use mine for a Minnkota trolling motor on my INTEX SEAHAWK inflatable boat, and it supports it just fine. It's adjustable, so I don't see why it wouldn't support your very cool motor. If you get it, please post your results.
1951298
absolutely...but you may need to weld both sides though and/or use a circular motion and highest current setting. May need to play around with wire feed speed as well. I'd practice on some scraps first...
65080
I am using on a sliding window on a pickup Will work if load is not over 30 amps So check as winches draw high amps
1905353
No, it is stranded wire, but can't remember the gauge. I've used it for many projects and have found that is capable of handling at least 3 amps current.
366795
It can handle 14 gauge wire just make sure you have the right kind of crimpers
73065
Its a 21amp unit at highest pick a watt. 30 amp 2 pull breaker will do just fine.
632273
Should work very well. Strong geared motor. I use it for reloading and can turn 35lbs of brass in my case feeder.
933286
Yes, but check your gauges, when you are using high amperage gauges of wire you might be outside the sizing of this tool. What the tool does is pretty simple, but might not work for really hard wire.
546675
Yes my son uses a trolling motor on his. Be aware that several things are needed to use a motor.