🔌 Enhanced Performance: InstallGear 1/0 Gauge Red 25ft Power/Ground Wire with True Spec and Soft Touch Cable Review

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This cable is really soft. It bends very easily. This makes routing this cable hassle-free. The size fits all of the crimp ends I've used so I'm assuming it's accurate. When removing the sheathing, it can be difficult not to cut through the actual wiring. So be careful as they are very thin which makes the cable more flexible. Crimping with set screw connectors will likely detach some wires, so I used heat shrink tubing to keep them clean and help prevent them from splitting.

I used this when installing the amp. generally works max. 1100 W / 120 amps. Don't expect the same results as OFC, but for CCA in actual caliber 1/0, you can't beat it. I've ordered from other vendors on Amazon who give you a smaller wire with an overly thick screen to fool people. That's not it. If you're ok with CCA and are on a tight budget, pull the trigger to buy this.

I have used this cable to connect (with a manual switch) my RV's house battery to my RV's engine battery to charge the house battery with my engine AND potentially start the engine battery when needed. It suits my purpose well. The cable works very well, although be aware that it's copper-aluminum (saves a lot of money for the same copper conductor), so if you want ONLY copper wire, that's not the case. It's incredibly flexible and makes a great low-loss patch cord.

I ordered this as part of an upgrade to a 1970's Taylor-Dunn 36V golf cart that my wife and I use on our farm. He likes to melt through the wires we were trying to get to work (4ha) so I wanted to totally overdo it to avoid the problem. I had never seen 1/0 gauge wire before so its size surprised me at first, but once I discovered how flexible it was I knew it was perfect for my application. I will try to provide more information as we are using the wire for its intended purpose. At the moment…