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6 Gauge Marine Tinned Battery Cable - (Red, Black and Yellow)

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6 Gauge Marine Tinned Battery Cable - Red, Black and Yellow

Jamestown Distributors

6 Gauge Marine Tinned Battery Cable - (Red, Black and Yellow)

$152.55In StockSee Product Details

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6 Gauge Marine Tinned Battery Cable

6 AWG - Nominal OD Size: 11/32"

Constructed to American Wire Gauge standards, AWG wire is up to twelve percent larger than the equivalent SAE wire sizes. AWG wire provides a greater current capacity when compared to SAE gauge wire.

Marine Tinned Wire and Cables are manufactured from tin coated copper strands for maximum protection against corrosion, electrolysis and resists fatigue due to vibration and flexing.

Rated at 600 volts and 105 degrees C, the heavy duty insulation is resistant to heat and abrasion. Exceeds all UL1426, US Coast Guard Charterboat (CFR title 46) and ABYC standards.

Tech Specs

Wire Size	Nominal O.D. (inches)	Decimal	Millimeter
8 AWG	5/16"	.312	7.937
6 AWG	11/32"	.343	8.731
4 AWG	13/32"	.406	10.318
2 AWG	15/32"	.468	11.906
1 AWG	17/32"	.531	13.493
1/0 AWG	9/16"	.562	14.287
2/0 AWG	5/8"	.625	15.875
3/0 AWG	11/16"	.687	17.462
4/0 AWG	13/16"	.812	20.637

Info & Guides

Marine Grade 8 - 4/0 AWG Battery Cable Specifications

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S.E. Alabama

5 out of 5 stars.

Good quality cable

14 years ago

Good quality cable for great trolling motor or other power requirements.

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Q: I melted a fuse going from my battery to my sub-woofers in the back of my car and want to replace the wire would this wire be a good match? can I put a splice in also to put a new fuse in?

11 years ago

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A: I used my 6 ga wire for a trolling motor application in my boat. It works well. I have no experience with wiring sub-woofers. According to the catalog the minimum size is 8 ga. Is this overkill for the sub-woofer?? Is there another wire that is better suited for this application??

11 years ago

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Q: I'm looking to replace the battery wires for my Johnson 35HP outboard - I have no idea what size or type of wire that I need. I probably need a 6' - 8' length of wire to run from the motor to where the battery is located. Can someone advise what thickness/guage wire that I need?

12 years ago

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A: tTom to get quick starts use the 6 gauge quoteTinnedquote cables. I have twin Johnson 48 specials after replacing old Non Tinned which had corroded on the inside of cables reducing the current by 50 percent. now I have quick starts

12 years ago

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Q: What gauge of wire do I use for my battery Perko battery switch?

12 years ago

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A: that is only answered when the knowledge of how many amps your electrical devices draw, and the distance from the battery to the devices. most manufacturers use at least 4 guage or larger...if the run isnt longer than maybe 12 feet, and the devices are not drawing LOTS of power...like electro- hydraulic pumps and winches. going larger wont hurt, it just costs more...going too small can be worse. because your devices dont work AND you have to go buy new wire...so the first purchase is wasted! bob

12 years ago

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