Can a 2-Pole Trailer Connector be Used with a Battery Isolator to Power an Electric Winch

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Can run threw a battry isolator positive wire and use to power a small winch?

asked by: Chuck

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A battery isolator could be used in conjunction with the 2-pole connector # PK12800 provided the winch wiring is 4 to 6 gauge. There are a few ways you could wire an electric winch. I have provided a link that explains the methods for you to view. A couple of the methods do use a battery isolator, # PK5231201.

expert reply by: Michael H

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Can a 2-Pole Trailer Connector be Used with a Battery Isolator to Power an Electric Winch

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