Designed for boats with split battery layouts, this Stretch harness extends the wiring to reach a second trolling motor battery in a separate compartment. It works with your boat's layout while maintaining a proper 24V series connection.
Some boats don't give you the option of keeping all three trolling motor batteries in one place. This Stretch harness adds 5' of length to the run for the third battery, allowing the wiring to reach across compartments without splices or modification. It supports a proper 24V series connection that works with the way your boat is actually laid out, instead of trying to force everything into one compartment.
When you route wiring between compartments, it can get awkward fast, especially when space is limited and access is tight. With the connectors attached at the batteries first, you're not trying to crimp, stack, and tighten hardware deep inside a cramped space. The wiring goes in with fewer awkward angles and less back-and-forth, so the install stays simple instead of turning into a job where you're fighting tools and clearance the whole time.
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Hi everybody, Andy here with etrailer. Let's take a quick look at this Connect-Ease Stretch Series 24 Volt Trolling Motor Kit with five foot extension. Now this Stretch Series Trolling Motor Kit is going to basically be a plug and play wiring kit for you that's gonna make connecting and disconnecting a 24 volt trolling motor much easier and cleaner than your traditional battery cables. Now, normally, a 24 volt trolling motor uses two 12 volt batteries wired together in series, which usually means hardwired cables, tight battery compartments, and dealing with nuts and tools anytime you need to remove a battery. This kit's gonna replace all that hassle with these quick connect plugs. Once the system is installed, you're gonna be able to snap the batteries in or out without tools, which is gonna be especially helpful if you remove your batteries for charging, storage or replacement.
So these smaller cables here, these are going to connect directly to the batteries. And then, you're going to use these quick connectors to connect the wiring harness to these cables that are on the batteries, and that's how easy this is going to be to connect and then to disconnect. So these are tough connectors that are gonna hold up really well for you. And then, you're going to connect these two leads here to your trolling motor. So as you can see, this is going to be a very easy setup, very convenient.
So this also includes this five foot extension, which is gonna be very useful if your batteries are in separate compartments or they're spaced farther apart in the boat. And everything here is built with marine-grade, corrosion-resistant wiring. So this is gonna be safe for fresh water or salt water use. And something else that I wanted to point out is another big advantage that this gives you is this is gonna be compatible with onboard battery chargers. So you're not gonna have to cut or splice in extra wires.
These connections are designed for charging, so it's gonna stay simple and clean. So really, overall, a great wiring kit that is going to be a great advantage for your 24 volt trolling motor. If you have any other questions, whether it's about this kit or anything else that we have here at etrailer, don't hesitate to reach out. We wanna make sure that you're getting exactly what you need. Well, again, my name's Andy, thank you for joining me.
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