Wiring Two 6V Batteries Together
Updated 09/26/2017 | Published 09/25/2017
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Question:
Do you have to ground the batteries
asked by: Johnathan
Expert Reply:
Whether you are wiring the two 6V batteries in series or parallel, you will want to ground the batteries. I've attached a photo to assist. Grounding your batteries will make all of the other components you connect to the batteries work properly and will also protect your batteries.
I recommend connecting your batteries using the Deka 2/0 Gauge Overmolded Battery Cable Harness Assembly - Red - 7" Long # DW04362 and Deka 2/0 Gauge Overmolded Battery Cable Harness Assembly - Black - 7" Long # DW04363. This will give you a terminal for power and a terminal for ground while giving you clean battery terminal connections.
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