KEY 00 B&S (67.4mm2) Red Battery Cable - 292A - Sold per 50cm

Name: KEY 00 B&S (67.4mm2) Red Battery Cable - 292A - Sold per 50cm
Brand: KEY
SKU: shopify_AU_7648502317228_42628261707948
Price: 20.0 AUD
Availability: InStock

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Easy returns

Rated to 292A

Heavy gauge 00 B&S wire

High quality oxygen free copper

KEY 00 B&S (67.4mm2) Red Battery Cable - 292A - Sold per 50cm

Overview

Product Information

Product Description

Don't starve your high-draw gear with undersized cable. KEY 00 gauge positive wire is the professional's choice for serious 12V builds. Made in Australia by a trusted manufacturer, it uses high-quality, oxygen-free copper to deliver maximum current with minimal voltage drop.

Its tough, high-temperature insulation is engineered to handle the brutal heat of an engine bay, giving you the confidence to run powerful inverters and dual battery systems. When your setup demands unrestricted current flow, this is the cable that gets the job done.

Important Ordering Information

Wire is sold in 50cm (500mm) lengths
For 1 metre of cable, please order the quantity of 2 units and it will be one complete length

Disclaimers

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Key Features

Rated to 292A
Heavy gauge 00 B&S wire
High quality oxygen free copper
Exceptional current conductivity
High temperature insulation
Trusted Australian manufacturer

Pack Contents

1 x 50cm (500mm) Length of 00 gauge positive wire (Priced Per 50cm)

Product Weight & Dimensions

0.5kg

500mm (L) x 16mm (W) x 16mm (H)

Specifications

KEY 00 B&S (67.4mm2) Red Battery Cable - 292A - Sold per 50cm
Vendor	KEY

FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I wire two 12V batteries in parallel using battery cables?

Parallel wiring involves connecting the positive terminal of the first battery to the positive terminal of the second, and doing the same for the negative terminals. This configuration keeps the system voltage at 12 volts while doubling your total storage capacity in amp hours.

Using batteries of the same age, brand, and chemistry is a smart move to prevent the newer battery from discharging into the older one. Thicker cabling is preferred for these links to handle the increased current flow that a larger bank produces. This setup is a practical way to extend your off grid stay without changing your 12V appliances.

Explore our AGM Deep Cycle Batteries to find matching units, or see our Battery Cable for heavy gauge wiring options.

Do parallel battery cables need to be the exact same length?

Yes, the cables linking your batteries must be the exact same length and gauge. Because electrical resistance increases with cable length, even a small difference can cause the batteries to charge and discharge at different rates.

If one path is shorter, the battery connected to it will work harder and fail sooner than the others in the bank. Keeping your links identical helps balance the load across every cell, which preserves the service life of your entire power system. This simple step is a vital part of building a professional and balanced 12V setup.

Browse our Battery Cable to find the right gauge for your parallel links.

How do I connect a load to batteries wired in parallel?

You should connect your main positive lead to the first battery in the bank and your main negative lead to the last battery. This diagonal connection method forces the current to travel through every battery in the parallel group equally.

Connecting both leads to a single battery in the bank often leads to that specific battery doing most of the work while the others sit idle. A balanced draw helps maintain battery health and capacity, especially when you are running high load appliances. This approach allows your entire bank to act as one single, powerful unit.

Check out our Battery Monitors & Shunts to track this balance, or see our 12V Pure Sinewave Inverters for high draw connections.