Renogy 5FT 6AWG Anderson Adapter Cable Anderson PP75 to 3/8 in Lugs

The Renogy 5FT 6AWG Anderson Adapter Cable Anderson PP75 to 3/8 in Lugs Connects Your REGO DC-DC Charger to Your Batteries Quickly

The Renogy 5FT 6AWG Anderson Adapter Cable Anderson PP75 to 3/8 in Lugs is a pair of 5-foot cables, one red and one black. One end of each cable has an Anderson PP75 connector. The other end has a 3/8 in metal lug. Renogy designed it to connect the Renogy REGO DC-DC battery charger with your batteries.

It is made for anyone adding a REGO DC-DC charger to an existing starter battery and house battery setup. The PP75 plugs straight into the charger, so you only need to bolt the lugs to your battery terminals.

Renogy 5FT 6AWG Anderson Adapter Cable Anderson PP75 to 3/8 in Lugs Features

Anderson PP75 Plug for the REGO Charger

The PP75 connector is compatible with the REGO battery charger. Renogy says the Anderson connectors cut installation time by 60% compared with traditional double-ended ring terminals.

Lugs Ready for Your Batteries

Each cable ends in a 3/8 in metal lug. Renogy's page also calls this a dedicated M8 battery ring, so the lugs are made for a battery terminal bolt.

Labeled and Color Coded

The positive cable is red and the negative cable is black. Renogy adds positive and negative labels on both ends of the wires, which makes hookup easier to check.

6 AWG Tinned Copper Wire

The wire is high-purity oxygen-free tinned copper in 6 AWG. The cable is rated for 105 A and 600 V, and it is UL1015 compliant.

Built for Rough Conditions

Heat-shrinkable tube insulates the cable. Renogy lists an IP66 rating with a waterproof design and an operating range of -40°C to 105°C (-104°F to 221°F). The cable passed a vibration test for connection stability.

Real-World Applications

RV and truck systems. Link a REGO DC-DC charger to a starter battery and a house battery.

Marine and outdoor setups. Renogy lists RV, marine, camping, outdoor, cabin and truck uses for this cable.

Upgrading an existing solar system. Renogy designed the cable so you can add a REGO charger to a solar system you already have.

Practical Comparison

Anderson Adapter Cable Versus Double-Ended Ring Terminal Cable

A cable with ring terminals on both ends has to be bolted at the charger as well. This adapter plugs into the charger with the Anderson connector and uses lugs only at the battery.

Buyer Guidance

Check the Connector Match

This cable has a PP75 connector on one end and 3/8 in lugs on the other. Make sure your charger uses a PP75 connection and your battery terminals take 3/8 in lugs. Renogy describes it for the REGO DC-DC charger.

This May Be A Good Fit If

• You are adding a Renogy REGO DC-DC charger to your system
• Your batteries take 3/8 in lugs
• You want a plug-in connection at the charger
• You want red and black cables labeled at both ends

Common Questions

Will a thicker wire charge my battery faster?

Renogy says wire gauge works like a bottleneck. A thicker wire does not charge faster, but it carries more current and does it over longer distances. A wire that is too thin can build up heat.

Can I replace a damaged terminal?

Yes. Renogy says you can buy a replacement terminal with the same specifications. The ring lug is M8 size and the Anderson terminal is the PP75 specification.

How long is the cable?

Each cable is 5 FT long.

What's Included

• 1 x Renogy 5FT 6AWG Anderson Adapter Cable (Pair)

Easy REGO Charger Hookup With the Renogy 5FT 6AWG Anderson Adapter Cable Anderson PP75 to 3/8 in Lugs

The Renogy 5FT 6AWG Anderson Adapter Cable Anderson PP75 to 3/8 in Lugs gives your REGO DC-DC charger a plug-in link to your batteries. If you have questions about fit for your setup, the Outbound Power team is glad to help.