TAURKENAM
TAURKENAM Quick Disconnect Winch Power Cable 7 FT RS107
A 7 ft quick-disconnect power cable with 2-gauge copper wiring and a secure snap design for winch use
- Convenient winch relocation with 7 FT quick-disconnect cable
- Reliable power delivery using 2-gauge copper wiring
- Fast attachment via secure quick-snap mechanism
- Compatible with standard D-rings and one winch rope
- Heavy-duty construction built for demanding recovery tasks
Quick-Disconnect Winch Cable
This heavy-duty power cable adds a quick-disconnect point to a vehicle winch circuit. The 7 ft length suits typical front-bumper mounting while keeping the connector accessible. It is built for off-road enthusiasts who regularly remove or service their winch.
2-Gauge Copper Conductor
The cable uses 2-gauge copper wiring to handle the high current a winch motor draws without excessive voltage drop. This conductor size is the critical specification that determines whether the cable can deliver reliable power under load.
Quick-Snap D-Ring Compatibility
A secure quick-snap connector mates with standard-sized D-rings and accepts up to one winch rope. The design lets operators disconnect the winch in seconds instead of unbolting lugs, speeding trail-side recovery and routine maintenance.
Highlights
- Convenient winch relocation with 7 FT quick-disconnect cable
- Reliable power delivery using 2-gauge copper wiring
- Fast attachment via secure quick-snap mechanism
- Compatible with standard D-rings and one winch rope
- Heavy-duty construction built for demanding recovery tasks
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How does the 2-gauge copper wiring perform when the winch is under full load?
The heavy-gauge copper keeps voltage drop low so the motor receives the current it needs for maximum pulling force.
What does the quick-snap connector limit in terms of current or duty cycle?
The connector is rated for the full output of a standard winch circuit and does not impose an extra current ceiling.
What mounting hardware or clearance is required to fit the cable ends?
The ends snap onto standard D-rings and need only the ring's existing bolt hole — no extra brackets or drilling.
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