Spartan Power
Spartan Power SP-2FT1/0CBL56 2 ft 1/0 AWG battery cable set 5/16 in ring welding
Two-foot 1/0 AWG battery cable set with 5/16-inch ring terminals, UL-listed and RoHS compliant for up to 1000 V
- 2 ft length fits tight battery compartments
- 1/0 AWG pure copper carries high current
- 5/16 in ring terminals bolt straight to posts
- UL 1232/1284/1338/1346/10269 approved for 1000 V
- adhesive-lined irradiated polyolefin heat shrink seals out moisture
Battery cable set for 1000 V systems
The Spartan Power SP-2FT1/0CBL56 is a 2 foot 1/0 AWG battery cable set terminated with 5/16 inch ring terminals. It is built for installers and technicians wiring inverters, RVs, marine craft, solar arrays or fleet vehicles where pure copper conductors are specified.
Practical limits of the UL-rated construction
The cables carry UL 1232, 1284, 1338, 1346 and 10269 approvals, are ROHS compliant and meet VW-1 flame and moisture resistance requirements. They are rated for up to 1000 V, so they suit low-voltage DC distribution but are not rated for higher-voltage utility circuits.
Upgrade path from smaller gauge or field-made leads
This ready-to-use set replaces 4 AWG or 2 AWG cables when current demand exceeds their capacity, and it removes the variability of hand-crimped field assemblies. The lifetime crimp warranty covers repair if a termination ever fails. Buyers who need 4/0 AWG capacity or different terminal stud sizes must select another kit.
Highlights
- 2 ft length fits tight battery compartments
- 1/0 AWG pure copper carries high current
- 5/16 in ring terminals bolt straight to posts
- UL 1232/1284/1338/1346/10269 approved for 1000 V
- adhesive-lined irradiated polyolefin heat shrink seals out moisture
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Should I choose the 1/0 AWG size or a different gauge for my inverter?
The 1/0 AWG conductor handles higher current than 4 AWG or 2 AWG, making it suitable for larger inverters and heavy-duty vehicle wiring where pure copper is recommended.
What does the 1000 V rating mean when I run this cable on a 12 V system?
The 1000 V rating is the insulation's maximum voltage under the UL listings; on a 12 V system it provides a very wide safety margin against voltage spikes and insulation breakdown.
Which UL standards cover the cable jacket and what do they cap in practice?
The jacket meets UL 1232, 1284, 1338, 1346 and 10269, capping the maximum operating voltage at 1000 V and confirming VW-1 flame resistance and moisture resistance.
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