Screwish 2 Gauge Battery Cable with 5/16 Tinned Copper Lugs,3 Feet(1.5 Feet Red & 1.5 Feet Black) Silicone Wire,Power Inverter Cables for Solar,Golf Cart,RV,Auto,Marine,Car,Boat,Truck,Tractor

Theres not a whole lot that can be said about battery cables, I guess, but these are very nice, with well-crimped terminals and heat-shrink tubing covering the crimped part. I got these to use for balancing a group of four 100AH LiFePO4 batteries which will be connected in series to power an electric garden tractor. Apparently the batteries are optimally supposed to be within .1 volts of each other, so after charging each up individually with a 12V charger Ill connect them together in series for a day or two to let them equalize. Hopefully this will do the trick!

Using this on my dual 6v batteries with a cutoff switch and NOCO charger. The cables were well made and had no trouble using them on the switch.

If you look at the sales page quickly and see two feet and assume that it is two two foot cables you will be surprised when you get two one foot cables. That was not an issue for me as my application only needed a 6 to one foot cable. But pay close attention to where it says that it is two one foot cables.

These are not the ultimate cables, but they are some of the best: tin plated copper, multi strand, silicone insulation, fairly heavy tin plated copper lugs, excellent crimps, generous color coded, glue lined heat shrink—I’m just affirming the product description.

Great cables.

These wires are really thick which is perfect for connecting solar batteries together to get an extra set of power.

These work, and they are easy to use/install, in part because they are so flexible, they are almost floppy so Im not totally confident the wire inside is as thick as true 6 gauge. The terminal lugs dont seem as robust as the ones Im replacing, and the so Im not super confident these will last 20 years like those did, but they do work and the price is good.

These cables are exactly as described. They are 36 inches tip to tip, and very flexible, even in the cooler weather of late winter. I attribute their flexibility to the silicon insulation.

I recently replaced 6 Trojan Batteries in my Club Car golf cart. The old batteries had individual caps for each cell which made them easy to remove. The new batteries have a 1 piece cap which is more difficult to remove. Ive wanted to replace the series tie cables due to some heating problems.

This larger size hole in the terminal tab fits on the power block on my boat. The 3/8” fits on the m10 screw on the battery and on the fuse.