How long will this reach? From recepticle to battery? Also does this come with the "quick connect" cable or just the alligator type clamps.
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Comes with quick connect cable and one set of connectors (circle) with fuse, and one set of clamps. Probably around a six foot cord and an additional six feet to connections (circle and clamp) for a total of 12 feet. 800mah is a bit lite for my 26Ah batteries if they drop below 11V. Probably okay for most trickle charges though. Nice unit.
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The power cord to the charger is 6'3" long. The cord from the unit to its end is also 6'3" long. It ends in a quick connect/disconnect plug. The alligator clamp cord plugs into that connector. So the overall length from wall outlet to the battery is about 14'. If that's too short you can order quick connect plug extension cords. They make one extension cord that's 24 feet long. I use an extension cord that's about 2 feet long with a quick connect on one end and two rings on the other. The rings fit onto the bolts of the battery clamps. I leave it connected to the batttery and the other end is accessible through the grille, so that I can plug in the unit without having to open the hood. The power cord to the charger is 6'3" long. The cord from the unit to its end is also 6'3" long. It ends in a quick connect/disconnect plug. The alligator clamp cord plugs into that connector. So the overall length from wall outlet to the battery is about 14'. If that's too short you can order quick connect plug extension cords. They make one extension cord that's 24 feet long. I use an extension cord that's about 2 feet long with a quick connect on one end and two rings on the other. The rings fit onto the bolts of the battery clamps. I leave it connected to the batttery and the... » Read More The power cord to the charger is 6'3" long. The cord from the unit to its end is also 6'3" long. It ends in a quick connect/disconnect plug. The alligator clamp cord plugs into that connector. So the overall length from wall outlet to the battery is about 14'. If that's too short you can order quick connect plug extension cords. They make one extension cord that's 24 feet long. I use an extension cord that's about 2 feet long with a quick connect on one end and two rings on the other. The rings fit onto the bolts of the battery clamps. I leave it connected to the batttery and the other end is accessible through the grille, so that I can plug in the unit without having to open the hood. « Show Less
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Its pretty long. The connectors that go to the battery are probably about 5 or 6 feet long. Then the cord that goes to the wall is another 6 feet. It comes with 2 types of cables, bother interchange with the base of the unit. Its got alligator clamps, and side post connectors. Alligators are going to be best for connecting quickly, since the side post connectors have to be bolted on via the battery's little bolts. That's why I don't like side post batteries.
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13 feet. It came with both connectors. I bought an extension which is usable for all the battery Tender series. Comes in handy for my old BMW when I park over 13 feet away.
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The power cord to the charger is 6'3" long. The cord from the unit to its end is also 6'3" long. It ends in a quick connect/disconnect plug. The alligator clamp cord plugs into that connector. So the overall length from wall outlet to the battery is about 14'. If that's too short you can order quick connect plug extension cords. They make one extension cord that's 24 feet long. I use an extension cord that's about 2 feet long with a quick connect on one end and two rings on the other. The rings fit onto the bolts of the battery clamps. I leave it connected to the batttery and the other end is accessible through the grille, so that I can plug in the unit without having to open the hood.
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Haven't measured it but it reachs a fair distance. Has the Plug connector as well as the clips. I am happy with the unit.
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That cable isBattery Tender 081-0069-4 Alligator Clips with Black 2-Pin Quick Disconnect PlugOr you can copy?paste in the other answer, if the link doesn't work (worked the second time I viewed it, not the first ?). Good Luck! :-)
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Clamps and wires are heavy duty. We use on ambulances at our rescue squad. Not sure of exact length of wires but have been long enough for Ford 350s without any problem.
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This particular model has alligator clamps that attach to car battery terminals. As far as I know, that's the only way you can use it. However, there is/are at least one other model that can be plugged into a regular electrical receptacle. I don't think you can get one that does both. But I bought this one because it puts out more pressure coming from the battery. And will always have power if you need it when with the car. Somewhere else, you might not have electrical access.
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The auger comes with battery clamps and a 12 foot cord. You then connect it to a large 12 volt battery
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It comes with a cord that has the black/red crocodile clips at the end. So should be able to clamp that on your battery without any extra cables. No separate charger. It outputs a little over 12V, so it'll charge the battery just like that.
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You will need cable to attach the charge controller to your batteries. The shorter the better. I used an inexpensive set of jumper cables with 8 gauge wire and I had to reduce it at the controller with a cable end that is a post, generally found at a car audio parts store. The battery end uses a standard ring connector that will fit your battery post.I kept that distance less than 10 feet.
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I installed this on a 98 shadow 1100 and I had more than enough to run from top of the bars to the battery. Probabaly 3 ft, but I never measured it.
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This compressor is powered by the battery, it has two battery clamps that hook onto the battery. Can't remember how long the battery cable is, but it's long enough. The air-hose is at least a 8 foot hose that can probably stretch farther as it's coiled. Hope this helps.
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No the battery wires are only about 6 inches long. You will need to supply your own wire to get back to the battery. I used a 2 wire #8 stranded cable. I used bare butt splices and crimped and soldered the connection. I used heat shrink tubing on each connection and then heat shrink tubing over the full connection. Home depot or Lowes or Ace hardware will have what you need.
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Joaquin I don't have mine in front of me but I would guess at least 10 feet. This unit is the best thing I have ever bought to handle my battery. Peter
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The hose is 12 ft. Alligator clip wires which attach to battery are 4 ft. Just used again this morning-cold weather in WI causing tires to lose some air,so unit has really come in handy (as compared to pulling out big compressor).
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The connecting wire is 10 feet from the charger to the SAE connector. There is an additional 2 feet of wire with the alligator clips/screw connectors that connect via the SAE connector.
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The cord is approx. 5 feet from plug to clamp, however my cord is wrapped at clamp once & I can't untangle it shortening it about 2 inches. The on/off switch it about 13-14 inches from clamp. The light is very bright, but I do like it.
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If I remember right, you have to partially put the battery in the container and then carefully using needle nose pliers, take the wire and slide on the connection. this is about a 2 minute job.
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This setup will require no attachments. I clamped the alligator clips directly onto the battery and used it that way. I suppose you could buy something that was a little more permanent which you could find at a automotive or hardware store.
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The cord is only about a foot long, but I use a 50' extension cord with a cover at the connection to keep it secure and waterproof. Farm Innovators Model CC-2 Cord Connect Water-Tight Cord Lock - Green