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The Replacement MC4 Negative Cable for Go Power Solar Charging Systems #GP34ZR is 10 gauge wire, there is not a specified amp rating as they are replacements used with the Go Power solar controllers which are rated for amps, and it does not have DC…

I contacted our technical representative at Deka and he stated it all depends on your alternator on your vehicle. If you have a remote sense alternator, the charge time will increase by 50%. Your battery will gain its full charge from your vehicles…

It sounds like you are asking if you can use a battery isolator to protect the battery on your tow vehicle from the generator while powering items on your trailer. If that is the case then yes, the Deka Battery Isolator part #DW08771 will work for…

The replacement mounting bracket for a Pollak 7-Way connector is #PK12711U. the bracket is the replacement bracket for Pollak products #PK11893, #PK12703, and #PK12907.

The Deka Battery Isolator - 120 Amp #DW08771's main job is to protect your starting battery no matter how low the house battery gets and while it does have a regulator it will only send one voltage level to both the starting battery and…

It sounds like you currently have an isolator like the Deka #DW08771 installed between your primary and secondary battery on the trailer. If this is the case, then running a 12V wire from the 7-Way connector to the secondary battery positive post…

Given that trailer wiring only consists of basic light functions, 12 volt power, and brake output a system of fuses is not necessary because it is easy to determine if something is not working. If there was a short, the way you would know with or…

The Deka Battery Isolator - 120 Amp #DW08771 will allow you to hook up to a 12V ignition battery as well as two 6V golf cart batteries connected in series. This is a great choice as long as your alternator amperage rating is below 120 amps. It is…

The issue is that if you have batteries mounted under the hood of the truck and you are trying to use the electrical system of the batteries to charge a trailer battery you will not be able to achieve sufficient current to charge up the battery, only…

When your trailer is connected to a 7-way like the Pollak Metal 7-Pole, RV-Style Trailer Socket - Vehicle End #PK12703 the pin at the 1 o'clock position is the 12V power that will charge your trailer battery when it is connected to the…

Yes you would want to run a ground from the junction box to the frame of the trailer so that all of the trailer wiring circuits are properly grounded when installing the junction box #PK52249.

If you intend to wire the two batteries together they should be the same type but if you want to add a second independent battery for the winch/lights/stereo it can be a different type and/or have a different amp-hour (Ah) rating. A separate system…