Spartan Power
Spartan Power SP-5FT2AWG56 5 ft 2 AWG welding cable set 5/16" ring
A 5 ft 2 AWG welding cable set with 5/16" ring terminals, UL-rated to 1000 V and assembled in the USA
- Heavy-duty 2 AWG copper handles high current
- 5 ft length ready for immediate installation
- 5/16" ring terminals fit standard battery posts
- UL-listed cable rated up to 1000 V
- Lifetime crimp warranty protects the connection
5 ft 2 AWG Battery Cable Set
This Spartan Power cable set is a 5 ft length of 2 AWG welding cable fitted with 5/16" ring terminals. It is built for heavy-duty battery connections in vehicles, RVs, boats, solar installations and other on or off-grid power systems where pure copper conductors are required. The cables arrive cut to length and ready to use.
UL 1232/1284/1338/1346/10269 Rated Limits
The cables carry UL 1232, 1284, 1338, 1346 and 10269 approvals and are rated for up to 1000V. They are VW-1 flame rated and moisture resistant, making them suitable for demanding environments. California Proposition 65 warnings apply for cancer and reproductive harm risks associated with materials in the product.
Lifetime Crimp Warranty Coverage
A lifetime crimp warranty covers the factory-assembled terminals; if a crimp ever fails the cable can be returned for a free repair. This warranty applies specifically to the crimp joint and does not extend to the cable insulation or the ring terminals themselves. Buyers needing a different terminal size or cable gauge should select an alternative part.
Highlights
- Heavy-duty 2 AWG copper handles high current
- 5 ft length ready for immediate installation
- 5/16" ring terminals fit standard battery posts
- UL-listed cable rated up to 1000 V
- Lifetime crimp warranty protects the connection
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Should I choose the 2 AWG 5 ft set or a different gauge for my inverter install?
The 2 AWG gauge suits moderate current draws typical of mid-size inverters and RV battery banks; pick a larger gauge only if your system requires lower voltage drop over longer runs.
What does the 1000 V rating mean when the cables are connected to a 12 V battery bank?
The 1000 V rating is the insulation withstand limit; on a 12 V system it simply confirms the jacket and terminals handle the voltage with a very large safety margin.
Which UL standards apply to these cables and what do they cap in practice?
The cables carry UL 1232, 1284, 1338, 1346 and 10269 approvals, covering flame resistance, moisture resistance and 1000 V insulation performance in real-world use.
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