can this wiring kit hold a 1 ohm load?
1151383
its speaker wire. it'll "hold" whatever load you throw at it. I'd seriously go a higher gauge monster speaker cable though just saying. i'm running 2000 watts from this kit and its running fine.
1151384
I am running a 2200 watt amp at 4 ohm load, and I haven't had the least amount of a problem. I did a ton of research before I bought this kit, and the only thing that I would suggest is that if the amp you are hooking up has fuse of 80 or above to go to their 0 gauge kit, otherwise, you will be fine. You won't find a nicer kit than this! Worth every penny and superfast shipping
1005451
Neither. The actual load is so low you can hook it into any ohm configuration and it won't change anything. Hope this helps. Bob
949480
I would not recommend this kit for a 5k watt inverter. Run on over to Home Depot or Lowes and buy the same terminal hook ups but buy the 1/0 gauge wire in bulk. Better copper wire quality. The kit has thin copper strands (100) and the big stores have the thicker copper strands (16) better for flow.
1538814
It will handle them fine. I would run 4 ohm DVC subs and wire them for 2 ohms. It's not going to win any competitions, but I think you'll happy.
909563
I can't say officially, but the metal is not too thin. I'd guess as much as a 12 AWG wire could handle would be fine. They're cheap enough you can just test one to failure and report your results.
1868115
I am not sure about the guage of the wire...It looks like this kit is ok for car amp's that are less than 400 watts max output.I would not recommend it for high output amps.
1552298
I would not run that amp with anything smaller than 1/0 wire and at least 1 extra battery. That amp is very unstable at .5 ohms. I had one blow on me twice.
1998177
Sorry, this one won't be suitable for such accuracy. For making effective low-ohms measurements you're going to really want something that does 4-wire Ohms measurements as the I·R losses in the measurement wires will be significant if the total resistance under test is so low. Unfortunately those do tend to run several hundred dollars at a minimum.
1884297
Anything pushing 400wt perside at 4 ohms should work. I wouldnt go too much over that.
1135624
I ran 1ohm with 2 of these cause they can be dropped to 2 ohms a piece when running in sequence then I sequenced both sub's together to get 1 ohm so if you have two then yes
2170765
i am running a TSW310D4 at 2 ohms and it is more then enough for it....love the amp does not get hot...great for one 12"...
826450
Absolutely. Running 2000/2400 watts to 2 Alphine 12s at 1ohm for months, no issues!
1442673
Unfortunately I can't answer this question technically. I'm not a electrical engineer, but I have used this kit sucessfully!
890882
It's already set as 1 ohm. If you go to Rockford website and hit wiring wizard it will give you details on it. I've bought I think 5 of these and love them
890884
Is your speakers hooked up in 1 ohm if so it's just like u bridged 1 wire to positive on left side and 1 wire to negative on right side of amp
1385360
It sure is, it makes 1000rms @ 1 ohm, I have a precision power pro sub wired at 2 ohms, so the amp is seeing a 1 ohm load and it works perfect
1185078
I personally wouldn't use this particular kit for a system that size. The wire is CCA stranded. The kit shows for up to 1500 watt systems. That's about all I would use it for. Take a look some OFC stranded kits. Stinger makes a couple options. It does cost more but with a system that size it's certainly worth the expense.