What type of terminal connections does this panel have? If wired, how long are leads? Quick Connect Solution available?
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MC4 Male and Female connectors with 32"(inch) cables which are 1x4mm. You can get 5 pair of connectors on Amazon for under $10.00. Search for MC4.
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The solar panel has MC4 Connectors and they are about ~2.5 ft. in length. You can buy MC4 connectors separately and crimp them on your on wire. On the opposite end of this cable, you can use always use Anderson Powerpole connectors for quick connect solution.
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Just an update to my earlier post. Each fuse has it's own circuit/power source. On my 5'er I just unplugged the existing wires and attached them to the terminals on the new panel.
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As indicated by other reviewers, the solar panel connects to the left two terminals. Battery to the middle two. Be sure to observe proper polarity.
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There is a 12v/300mA output terminal strip. It can be configured as normally open OR normally closed.
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There is a fused link that can go to one side of a two terminal switch. Kind of like a light switch on wall. Easy stuff. Nothing complicated. Black and red wire. What are you using it on?
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You can also direct wire the panel. If you don't want to cut the cable, it comes with alligator clamps and a cigarete plug adapter to make the connections easy.
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You can connect 2 of these. However, this will increase resistance at the terminal. We also carry a USB adapter that can connect to this which you can unplug when you need to charge the battery. http://www.impactbattery.com/catalogsearch/result/?q=mbusb&x;=0&y;=0
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If you need to extend the wiring, the simplest solution would be to use 14-16 gauge butt splices. If you order them from Amazon, this is the product link: See-Through Nylon Insulated Butt Connector Solderless Wire Terminal 16-14 Gauge (Blue) - 100 Pack
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Standard 1/2" male threaded pipe connections. The panel comes with flexible hoses with female threaded connections
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Good day the unit comes shipped with crimp lugs on wire connected to the terminal points you can then use some 30 amp connector bars to connect your incoming wires to the supplied wires.
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I don't know if you can connect two sets of wires to the terminal. But you can get connectors so you can connect a second run wire to the wire coming off the box. I have done this with mine. Works fine. Just make sure you get a connector the right size to handle your cable. I bought one recently that would not work because it assumed I was trying to connect a light fixture to the main cable.
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The terminals go to a relay. Depending if you want normally open or normally closed, put the + lead on the center and - on either of the two outside terminals. The other small connector is for the 12vDC per to run the board.
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It comes with the wires to connect to the battery posts. As for the panel, no. It just has wires that you will need to splice to whatever type of connection your panel has.
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You can use Lowes Item #: 136010 | Model #: 770310 You crimp it to the speaker wire and then push it onto the speaker terminal
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It's about 4 feet long. It includes 2 pairs of small gauge wire. On one end is a proprietary connector and on the other are tinned leads. The + and - leads are marked on the connector and there is a red shrink wrap on the tinned lead. Prior to buying the unit I purchased some 0.062" Female Molex connectors (pack of 25 on eBay) which fit well over the pins on the unit. I originally planned on soldering the Molex connectors to my existing speaker wires (about 3-4 feet long) and insulating them with adhesive heat shrink tubing with the other end terminated onto banana plugs which plug into the wall. However, it was quicker and easier to just connect the tinned leads to banana plugs and I was done. The proprietary connector can easily be disassembled (not more than a couple times before the metal retaining tab on the pin breaks off). The included speaker wire is crimped onto the pin. In theory, you could carefully pry the crimp apart and insert your own cable and re-crimp or solder. I didn't try inserting a Molex pin into the connector housing since the cable was sufficient for my needs. If I needed a longer cable or wanted to use a better cable, that is what I would have done. Of course, since the ends are tinned leads, you could just use wire nuts or solder to another cable but I don't recommend that.
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Sorry- looked at my controller and the positive is shared. Hook the negative from each panel to separate neg (-) terminals. Both positives share one terminal.
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I have no experience with car terminals, as I was using it for computer power supply wires. But I bought long wing mini fit molex pins from pcmzd (.com)