Can 4 Gauge Wire from a Battery Isolator be Used to Power a Small Winch
Updated 02/27/2014 | Published 02/25/2014 >
Question:
Using a battery isolator to charge a trailer battery. Can the charging wire #4 gauge be also used to power a small winch? 30 amp. Without towing a trailer
asked by: Chuck
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Expert Reply:
Yes, you could use the Pollak 2-Pole Trailer Wiring Connector and a 4 gauge wire to power a small winch as long as the wire gauge for the winch is not thicker than 4 gauge. Since the winch is small, it likely uses 8 or 10 gauge wire, so you should be fine.
I have attached a help article that explains different methods for wiring an electric winch for you to check out.
expert reply by:
John H
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2-Pole Trailer Wiring Connector - Trailer Side
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- Pollak
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