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Collection: Battery/Inverter Cables and Connectors

Very high currents can flow in cables connecting inverter to the batteries and between the batteries. Cables must be adequately sized to suit the maximum current drawn by the inverter. Low resistance links and tight connections are essential to maintain even use of a battery bank.

In order to minimise the voltage drop between battery and inverter, and so maintain inverter efficiency, cables should be kept as short as possible and be sufficiently sized.

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6 products

  • Flexible Cable

    Flexible Cable

    8 models available
    From £6.77

    Flexible multi-strand single core cable. Rubber double insulation, tinned copper conductors Price per metre.

  • Inverter Cables

    Inverter Cables

    7 models available
    From £49.76

    For use between battery and inverter as positive and negative leads. Flexible stranded, rubber double insulated, copper
    wire with colour coded solid copper crimped terminal lugs. Terminals have 8 or 10 mm diameter stud mounting holes.
    Price per cable.

  • Battery Cables

    Battery Cables

    6 models available
    From £13.11

    Ready-made cables for connecting batteries in series or parallel. Cables include two crimped terminal lugs with 8 mm diameter holes.

    Systems with inverters larger than 1kW should use 50 mm² or larger battery interconnects, those with smaller inverters 35 mm² and systems where currents are always less than 30A, 25 mm². Cables are double insulated and can be supplied with colour coded heat shrink marking.

  • Rolls Battery Interlink Cables

    5 models available
    From £6.49

    Ready-made cables for connecting batteries in series or parallel. Cables include two crimped terminal lugs.

  • Terminals - Pre-Insulated

    3 models available
    From £2.21

    Terminals with PVC sleeve suitable for following size cables:

  • Terminal Lugs - Copper Tube

    Terminal Lugs - Copper Tube

    24 models available
    From £0.19

    For crimping or soldering onto cables.

*see manufacturer's documentation for further information