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Recommended 2 Gauge Stackable Battery Cable to Connect Two Batteries  

Published 08/11/2026

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what size of cable should i use when replacing my lead deep cycle batteries in my 2022 aliance paradigm 310rl , with 2 12v 100ah group 24 lithium batteries, it is already prepped for solar, but i am not going that route, i am using it mainly for my commerical frig and outlets,thanks

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Welcome back Roger. For 12v 100 amp hour Lithium batteries, you should use 2 AWG wiring. This will prevent voltage drop and overheating. Other than the correct gauge the other important thing is to use the same length when connecting them to balance the charge and discharge load evenly across both your Lithium batteries.

We've got a few different lengths that will work with your batteries that I have listed below. They all fit 3/8" terminals. You'll want to go with the shortest length that will connect your batteries.

Red - Battery Cable Harness Assembly - 3/8" Stud - 7" Long item # DW04317 and Black item # DW04318

Red - Stackable Battery Cable - 3/8" Stud or Bolt - 7" Long item # DW01484 and Black item # DW04315

Red - Stackable Battery Cable -3/8" Stud or Bolt - 13" Long item # DW01485 and Black item # DW04316

What brand Lithium batteries are you planning on installing? Feel free to answer this and throw in any other questions you have, where it says Add Comment.

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Rodger O.

8/11/2026

Thinking about the Litime 12volt 100ah group 24 ,x2 what is your thought on these, and thank you

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Jerred H.

8/11/2026

@RodgerO You're welcome. They've become extremely popular in the last couple years. They've got a reputation for being reliable and their prices are pretty competitive. We get quite a few questions on setups with Litime batteries related to setup, monitoring, and other components has been my only experience with them though.

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