Easiest Way To Disconnect A 36V Trolling Motor From Three Batteries Without Tools
Published 12/30/2025
Question:
I’ve got a 36V trolling motor with three 12V batteries. Is there a way to disconnect everything at once instead of undoing multiple cables?
asked by: Chris
Expert Reply:
Good morning Chris! Yes sir, this is exactly what the Connect-Ease Game Changer 36V kit # CE88RR was built for. It connects three 12V batteries in series to make 36V, but instead of dealing with multiple jumpers and ring terminals, you end up with one clean plug connection per battery, along with some additional leads per battery for individual monitors, loads, chargers etc.
Once it’s installed, disconnecting the trolling motor is just pulling a plug on each battery. Do you pull your batteries often, or is this more about simplifying charging and maintenance?
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Connect-Ease Game Changer 36V Trolling Motor Wiring Kit
- Battery Connectors
- Marine
- Power Connection
- 36V
- Plug-and-Play
- AGM
- Lithium
- Connect-Ease
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