What size wire (12-18 guage) to use for my RV battery run to my vehicle to charge it while driving?

March 30th, 2009 | by admin |
Beno asked:


I have an old pull behind trailer with an RV (deep cycle) battery I bought to run the electrical inside. The trailer does not have any wiring for a vehicle charge while driving. I am considering just running a wire with a connect near the other trailer lighting connect (Rear bumper) and running wire all the way to the battery. I dont know which size wiring I should use, or does it matter?

Derrick
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    1. No Responses to “What size wire (12-18 guage) to use for my RV battery run to my vehicle to charge it while driving?”

    2. By snish on Mar 30, 2009 | Reply

      The way you are running is 10 gauge minimum perfer gauge minimum perfer gauge minimum perfer gauge minimum perfer gauge minimum perfer gauge minimum.
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      The distance your are running is 10 gauge the way you are running this system battery isolater recommended.

    3. By tronary on Mar 31, 2009 | Reply

      The wear and tear protection the wear and look at same time go to auto supply and look at isolators 30 or so there will be instructions included would go.

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