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XT60 Cable, 12 AWG Connector, Ring Terminal, For RC Battery

£59.98
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Product information

Description

Material: Tinned Copper

Sheath: Nylon PVC

Gauge: 12 AWG

Length: 1.52 m

Rated Voltage: 300 V

Hole Diameter: 0.85 cm

This jumper cable efficiently connects XT60 connectors to ring terminals for your RC batteries. Made from 12 AWG tinned copper, it ensures stable electrical conductivity and resists corrosion. The nylon PVC sheath provides durable protection. Ideal for connecting solar panels or portable power stations with a rated voltage of 300 V.

Made from UL2468 certified 12 AWG tinned copper, this cable offers low resistance and excellent conductivity for stable current.

XT60 connectors fit most battery packs and solar panels, making it easy to connect to your power systems. Designed with a high-quality PVC nylon jacket, this cable protects against oxidation and ensures a long lifespan indoors. The ring terminal has a 0.85 cm hole for secure attachment to various RC equipment, UAVs, and remote-controlled cars. Check the alignment of the positive and negative poles before use to ensure the safety of your portable power system.

Features

  • Brand
    OTHERS
  • Solar panel accessory type
    Connector
  • ManoMano Reference
    ME229891844
  • MMID
    925349436973
  • Product code
    LINM-89904
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