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A 30 cm SAE extension cable rated for 10 A at 12 V, using 18 AWG copper wire with quick-disconnect connectors
- 30 cm length keeps wiring tidy in tight spaces
- 18 AWG copper handles 10 A continuous current
- SAE quick-disconnect plugs speed up battery connections
- 12 V rating suits automotive and solar circuits
- 120 W capacity supports accessories up to ten amps
30 cm SAE 10 A extension
This 30 cm SAE extension cable adds reach between a 12 V power source and automotive accessories. It uses 18 AWG copper conductors rated for 10 A continuous current and 120 W maximum power. The quick-disconnect SAE connectors allow fast, tool-free attachment and removal. Condition is new.
Suits 12 V accessory installs
Builders wiring heated gear, battery tenders or lighting on motorcycles, ATVs or cars will find the length and current rating convenient. The two-pin SAE interface fits standard SAE sockets only. Buyers who need a different connector type, a longer run or a higher amperage rating should look at other options.
18 AWG copper at 10 A
The 18 AWG copper conductors set the safe continuous limit at 10 A and 120 W on a 12 V system. Exceeding that current risks voltage drop and overheating. Verify the accessory draw before installation. The 300 mm length keeps resistance low for typical accessory connections.
Highlights
- 30 cm length keeps wiring tidy in tight spaces
- 18 AWG copper handles 10 A continuous current
- SAE quick-disconnect plugs speed up battery connections
- 12 V rating suits automotive and solar circuits
- 120 W capacity supports accessories up to ten amps
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What existing SAE power source do I need to connect this 30 cm extension cable?
You need a 12 V SAE socket or battery tender lead rated for at least 10 A to supply up to 120 W through the 18 AWG copper conductors.
Will the 18 AWG wire handle the same 10 A load as my older SAE harness?
Yes, the 18 AWG copper wire is specified for 10 A at 12 V, matching the rating of standard SAE quick-disconnect harnesses.
How can I verify the cable delivers the full 120 W after installation?
Measure voltage at the far end under load; it should stay near 12 V while drawing up to 10 A, confirming the 30 cm 18 AWG run is performing to spec.
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