Epoch Batteries 4 AWG 24" Battery Cable | Red and Black

The Epoch Batteries 4 AWG 24" Battery Cable Gives You Short, Heavy-Gauge Battery Connections With Ring Terminals Already Attached

This is a 24-inch (2 ft) 4 AWG battery cable with pre-crimped ring terminals and red and black wiring for positive and negative runs. Epoch lists an M8 terminal hole size and a maximum amp rating of 70A to 95A.

It's for battery interconnects, inverter and busbar connections and golf cart cable upgrades in 12V, 24V, 36V and 48V systems, where 4 AWG is the right size for the load.

Epoch Batteries 4 AWG 24" Battery Cable Features

Heavier 4 AWG Wire

4 AWG is thicker than 6 AWG and is commonly used when battery banks, inverters, golf cart motors or marine power systems need heavier current-carrying cable.

24-Inch Reach

At 24 inches, it reaches adjacent battery terminals, busbars, disconnects or inverter terminals without excess wire loops.

Pre-Crimped Ring Terminals

The ring terminals come attached, so you don't need a hydraulic crimper and you reduce the risk of a poor DIY crimp.

Flexible Heavy-Duty Insulation

The cable is designed to bend around trays, busbars, inverters and golf cart frames in tight battery bays.

Real-World Applications

Battery bank interconnects. Connect adjacent batteries in series or parallel in compatible lithium banks, within your batteries' own series and parallel limits.

Golf cart cable upgrades. Replace undersized leads where the system calls for 4 gauge wire.

Inverters and busbars. Connect a lithium battery to an inverter, busbar, disconnect or distribution block when 4 AWG suits the current and run length.

Marine, RV and off-grid. Build neater battery wiring in boats, campers, utility carts and DIY solar systems.

Practical Comparison

4 AWG Cable Versus 6 AWG Cable

In the American Wire Gauge system, a lower number means a thicker wire, so 4 AWG is thicker than 6 AWG. Use your equipment manual and fuse rating to confirm the size your load needs.

Pre-Crimped Cable Versus Crimping Your Own

Poorly crimped cables can create resistance, heat, intermittent faults and unsafe connections. Ready-made ends save buying crimping tools and reduce that risk.

Buyer Guidance

Check Fit and Protection

Confirm the M8 terminal holes fit your battery posts and any busbar, inverter or disconnect studs. Protect the circuit with the correct fuse or breaker, and use correct torque, strain relief, insulation protection and terminal covers.

This May Be A Good Fit If

• You're linking adjacent batteries or a battery to an inverter
• Your system design calls for 4 AWG wire
• Your posts and studs fit M8 ring terminals
• You'd rather not crimp your own cable ends

Common Questions

Can I Use It for an Inverter Connection?

Yes, when the inverter current, cable length, fuse size, lug fit and installation environment suit 4 AWG wiring. For high-wattage inverters, use the cable size the inverter manual requires.

Can I Use It in a Boat, RV or Golf Cart?

Yes, when it's properly installed. Route it away from sharp edges, heat sources, moving parts and standing water, and protect the circuit with the correct fuse or breaker.

Which Color Goes Where?

Use red for positive and black for negative, and label or protect every battery connection to avoid reverse polarity.

What's Included

• 1 x Epoch 4 AWG 24" Battery Cable With Ring Terminals

Short, Clean Battery Connections

The Epoch Batteries 4 AWG 24" Battery Cable gives you a 2 ft, 4 AWG connection with ring terminals already attached, for battery interconnects, inverters and busbars. If you'd like help matching cable size to your system, the Outbound Power team is happy to help.