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12v wiring question

Hi folks,

I hope you can help. I recently bought some of these to connect up to my 12v AGM leisure battery. I have not seen them yet but assuming comes with loose wires at the end. Simple question I know but what do I use to connect to the other two strands of loose wire. Some sort of connection box I guess. Be good to know as I want to feel comfotable I have wired it all up safely.

Thanks. Lee

 
I would remove the old cables and connect the ends of the new ones into the terminals used by the old cables. Otherwise putting another in line connector into each cable is a potential source of a future problem should it come loose or corrode.
 
I would remove the old cables and connect the ends of the new ones into the terminals used by the old cables. Otherwise putting another in line connector into each cable is a potential source of a future problem should it come loose or corrode.
I never thought of that. Will see where old wires lead to and try and connect to the terminal. It's a bit of an old van and I think someones had a fiddle. Fingers crossed. Thanks
 
Fuse box?
Are you replacing or installing new?

I had a guy look at the electrics and he could not locate the 12v fuse box. There is a 240v fuse box nearby but i'm not touching that. that was checked and deemed working safely. I literally wanted to get the new battery connectors working as a guy recommened snap on battery clips and installing a 12v inline fuse on the wiring. Thanks
 

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