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

Not much to say lol. Couple pieces of wire with ends soldiered on. connections look nice, and seems to be quality wire.

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 cables are well constructed and terminated. The insulation is silicone and the wire inside is super flexible. The ring terminals are very well crimped and then heat shrink is slipped over it.

I had 2 LiFePO4 batteries for my pontoon boat. I researched what gauge of wire would be best and I tried to put my own terminals on the ends of the wire. It didnt look too safe, so when I saw these already made up, I thought Id give them a try and they worked so much better. The ends are shrink-wrapped and I dont think even with the movement of the boat unless I capsize it, these wires wont separate. They are very nicely made and they tied my two batteries together to do exactly want I wanted.

I got these to extend a battery switch on my camper. These ended up being too small with the terminals that came on the switch. They would work great with a battery or wiring two batteries on a camper or boat. Very good quality and good length. Even thought they didnt get used for the intended project, Im going to be glad I have them.

This connected my 12v 100amp battery to my 3000watt inverter for a solar set up. It does not seem to heat up much when running the load that was 2000 watts. The lug size was a little small for my needs so I just drilled the lug holes out a little and it fit right onto the battery and inverter bolts. Works well.

These cables look good, the lugs are tight and the heat shrink looks good too. I’ll be using these on a solar project.

my battery is in the trunk, so I really dont need much cord. I replaced the positive from the fuse box and the ground with these and I feel like my car gets a better connection. The lights dont dim as much, and it just seems really strong. definitely a great larger gauge replacement.

I needed a 6 gauge cable for grounding purposes on a hotrod Im building. The cables are flexible, the connecters are made will and have heat shrink at the transition point. Overall a well made quality product.

These cables are very short, and are really intended for use installing something in between your battery an its load.