How To Connect Your Electronics to Your Boat Battery With ONE Connector
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- čas přidán 5. 10. 2017
- Connecting all of your marine electronics, accessories, equipment to your boat battery is easy with our multi 4- connection kit.
Walleye fisherman Brett King explains why he trusts Connect-Ease in all of his boats.
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With more and more electronics being used in boating, this product allows up to four electronics or accessories to be connected to a single battery easily and correctly every time.
Connect a 12V trolling motor, power panel, Power Pole to our 10 AWG lead with up to 15 AMP draw and three 14 AWG leads for Fish Finders, GPS, electronics with up to a 10 AMP draw. This connection kit allows multiple electronics to be quickly and easily connected correctly every time.
Removing expensive batteries for storage, replacement or theft protection takes seconds and no tools are needed.
Once our corrosion free products are installed, no tools are needed for the removal, replacement or storage of expensive marine batteries. Using the Connect-Ease series of products allows connecting any 12V marine battery with any equipment or device at any time, any place, easily and quickly, by simply snapping the connectors together.
UL1426 Tinned Marine Grade Wire - One year Warranty - Salt Water Approved
1- 10 AWG 5” Lead
3 - 14 AWG 5” Leads
1 - 6 AWG Easy 12 Volt Battery Connector
120 AMP Rating with 50 AMP hot swap
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Awesome... Im a first time boat owner and I had absolutely no idea how to connect my accessories to my battery. This is so simple even I can do it!! Just ordered the 4 lead devise ... Can't wait to install it
I am having the same problem! Definitely going to check this product out right now
Awesome system that helps you spend more time on the water!
Great video, what about stereo amplifier cable and trim , Can it be connected to this wires ??
I got a ton of questions. My father-in-law gifted us his boat last fall when he bought his new one. He took the battery out, and I'm left with an octopus of wire leads that I have NO idea where they go. I know most of them are for the bilge, lights, livewell, fish finder, the trolling motor (bow mount), and the starter wires for the outboard. I keep the boat in a storage unit with no electricity, so I need to be able to take the battery out each time I use the boat to charge it. This system looks like it might be the ticket I'm looking for. I'm just trying to simplify it to make my life a whole lot easier. Can I wire the leads for the trolling motor (wiring comes from switch panel at back of boat) into it, or do I need to connect it straight to the battery- it's a deep cycle cranking battery. Thanks!
Will this work for a lithium-ion battery? I have a kayak with a trolling motor and purchased a 100 amp hour battery that I don't even come close to draining so I wanted to add navigation lights and maybe a fish finder.
I like that
I used to have 1 battery in my boat to run everything, now Mini Kota will void your warranty on any Digital trolling motor with spot lock if trolling motor battery is shared with anything, they say it can ruin the electronic card in the trolling motor and to charge the battery the trolling motor must be disconnected (unplugged) from circuit. Has anyone else had any dealings with this?
do these have fuses in them?
Jeffrey, we have fused (RCE12VB4FK) and non fused (RCE12VB4K) you can find them on our site, BassPro.com and Cabelas.com
@@customercare4976 am I able to run my trolling motor and my fish finder through one of these?
@@icheckraise Jeffrey, if your trolling motor has 10 gauge wire (smaller Trolling motors less than 50 amps.) you can run your fish finder and Trolling motor