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ROAD POWER Switch to Start Cable

The ROAD POWER Switch to Start Cable (MPN SS68-4) is a 4-gauge, 68-inch black battery cable with flattened lug connections, rated for a maximum voltage of 12V. This cable is designed for switch-to-start applications…

SKU 3G-OTH-485943

Also listed as: SS684 · SS68 4

Brand
ROAD POWER
Item
Switch to Start Cable
Part Number
SS68-4
Category
Switch to Start Cables
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Technical Specifications

ROAD POWER
Manufacturer Part Number
SS68-4
Type
Black
Overall Lg
68 in
Wire Size
4 ga
Wire Color
Black
Connection Type
Flattened Lug
Maximum Voltage
12V
Termination Type
Switch to Start Cable

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Product Description

The ROAD POWER Switch to Start Cable (MPN SS68-4) is a 4-gauge, 68-inch black battery cable with flattened lug connections, rated for a maximum voltage of 12V. This cable is designed for switch-to-start applications, providing a direct electrical path from the battery to the starter system.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a ROAD POWER Switch to Start Cable used for?

A ROAD POWER Switch to Start Cable provides a direct electrical path from the battery to the starter system in heavy-duty vehicles and equipment. It is designed for switch-to-start applications, ensuring reliable engine cranking in trucks, buses, and industrial machinery.

What are the specifications of the ROAD POWER SS68-4 battery cable?

The ROAD POWER SS68-4 is a 4-gauge, 68-inch black battery cable with flattened lug connections. It has a maximum voltage rating of 12V and a switch-to-start termination type. This cable is built for direct battery-to-starter connections in demanding environments.

Where to buy ROAD POWER battery cables worldwide?

3G Electric supplies ROAD POWER battery cables like the SS68-4 to customers worldwide. We handle full logistics, customs clearance, and delivery to your site. Contact us for pricing and lead time on this switch-to-start cable.

How to install a ROAD POWER Switch to Start Cable?

To install a ROAD POWER Switch to Start Cable, first disconnect the battery. Route the 68-inch cable from the battery positive terminal to the starter solenoid, ensuring the flattened lug connections are clean and tight. Secure the cable away from heat sources and moving parts, then reconnect the battery and test the starter circuit.

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