Battery Tender Ring Terminal Harness Black Fused 2-pin Quick Disconnect Plug on 2040-parts.com
Richmond, BC, Canada
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25 feet of extension cord
18 gauge cord
Protective caps on both ends
Use with Schumacher maintainers and trickle chargers
Very user-friendly
Product Description
Schumacher 25' Cable Connector Extension Cord used with Schumacher maintainers/trickle chargers to power your car, boat, ATV, motorcycle, and power sports vehicles. When using this cord, you no longer have to leave the battery charger on the ground, or in other awkward positions while it is in use. Place the charger in a sturdy position, and use the 25-feet of extension cord to connect the clamps to where the battery is located. You wont lose any charging power, and the 28 gauge cable is durable to stand up against difficult conditions. This unit also comes with protective caps on both ends of the cord, to ensure user-safety and product durability.
Battery Tender Quick Disconnect Harness
Contains 7.5 amp fuse.
2 feet long
Easy Installation
Hassle Free Connection!
Ring Terminal Quick Disconnect Harness is available and compatible with all Battery Tender chargers.
Contains a 7.5 amp fuse and is 2 feet long.
Easy Installation!
Attach ring terminals to the battery posts and leave permanently mounted to your battery. The quick disconnect allows you to unplug your Battery Tender when you are ready to use your vehicle and simply plug back in when you return; keeping your battery at optimum charge!
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