💪 Energizer 1 Gauge Permanent Installation ENB 130 30: Powerful and Durable Performance for All Your Energy Needs Review

Love the cables, Anderson connectors, very strong clips and only took a few minutes to install. Nylon instead of the material it is made of. When I wanted to put the cables back in the carrying bag, the entire right side seam tore. I put them in a small 1000 denier milspec nylon backpack and they fit perfectly. Overall I am completely satisfied with my purchase. Just make a new bag. I would be very happy to recommend her to a friend.

Easy installation. There wasn't much wiggle room, so I got creative. Used a Unibit and drilled out the inner fender, attached the wire to the underside of the front bumper with (2) 5/16" metal screws, 2" long. Route the cables up the bumper bracket and secure with cable ties. Tested both NEGATIVE and POSITIVE with my power probe to ensure proper installation, connection and voltage. I sealed the hole with caulk and flooded the lead head with electrical grease to prevent corrosion. The rig…

Can't complain about the price. I think these jumper cables will work great for what I need. I bought them because I don't like leaving the battery in my fish house for the winter if it stays on the lake. My goal is to leave the battery in the back of my truck or otter sled and quickly connect it directly to the house. I drilled a few holes and put bushings through the side of my fish house. I went to separate the wires and the plastic is pretty tough. The coating came off the wire in some…

I really like these cables. I attached the installed end to the winch battery. I screwed the connector to the trailer's metal box. The cable was long enough to run from the trailer of my F-350 to the battery in the truck's engine room. I trimmed the length of the cable that attaches to the winch battery so there isn't too much cable running in my trailer box. I had to use them on my winch battery because it was draining when winching. As soon as I connected the cables to the truck battery, the…

These jumper cables are a great and practical addition to my truck. They were easy to fit on the truck and the battery end was long enough to run from the front bumper to the battery without to obstruct moving parts. Now I can start other cars without having to lift the hood or fiddle with two clips. It also allows me to power other accessories (like my detachable winch) from the bumper without having to connect another wire to the battery. The diameter of the cables is large enough to carry…

Comes with everything needed for installation. You need to drill 2 holes to install the connector. Good thick quality cables with strong terminals. You can touch yourself if you're not careful with the pin that the clamp is spinning on. I have 30 foot cable. Enough length for all my needs and works great. In addition to jump starting we also set/program car keys and this is great for cars with weak or dead batteries that require a full 12+ volts for an extended period of time to program them. I

I had the idea of adding a fast link to my 2011 Crown Vic P7B. Assuming I don't have to cut or drill anything to do it. I don't want to poke holes in my car anymore anyway. Simply use a pre-drilled hole in the pusher and two cables run straight through one of the honeycomb holes in the grille. One day at lunch I was grabbing a sandwich in a small parking lot and as I was getting out a guy came up to me and asked if I could jump. Given that victims are inches away from any expedition or field…