2pc Battery Quick Connector Kit 50a Plug Connect Disconnect Winch Trailer (50A 6AWG -Grey)

Product ID : 49872866

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Galleon Product ID 49872866

Shipping Weight 0.09 lbs
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Manufacturer Daier

Shipping Dimension 4.69 x 2.83 x 0.67 inches
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2pc Battery Quick Connector Kit 50a Plug Connect Features

• Provides simple and convenient method for disconnecting power to a winch or other electrical device.

• High tension, high tensile springs keep the contacts of the plugs in a solid locking connection.

• Simply insert wires into terminal pins, then crimp or solder. Pins are then inserted into the connector housing, where they lock in place (pins can be removed from housing if necessary)

• Easy to install and use. Copper-plated silver Termial. You can use it for long time. Does not generate sparks when inserted or removed.

• erminal for diameter: 6 AWG,Current: 50A (AC / DC),Voltage: 600V

About 2pc Battery Quick Connector Kit 50a Plug Connect

Length: 5cm Width: 3.5cm High: 1.5cm Current: 50A (AC / DC) Voltage: 600V Shell Material: Plastic Terminal Material: silver plated copper terminal Terminal for diameter: 6 AWG Quick connector set from Driver Recovery Products. Provides simple and convenient method for disconnecting power to a winch or other electrical device such as remote battery chargers, trailers, or for any purpose requiring a high-current, quick-disconnect connector. Simply insert wires into terminal pins, then crimp or solder. Pins are then inserted into the connector housing, where they lock in place (pins can be removed from housing if necessary).