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FMA Stackable Banana Plugs
Make your own safe charge lead with this innovative product from FMA.
This unique design gives you the peace of mind of a 40 amp fuse wired in to your charge lead, ensuring the safety of you and your equipment in case of overcurrent. Stackable banana plugs on the input lead give the ability to charge in parallel, while the bare wire output ends give you the flexibility to solder on any connector you choose.
Specifications:
- Input Connector: Stackable 4mm Banana Plug
- Output Connectors: Bare Wire
- Wire Type: 12 AWG Silicone
- Length: 18"
Reviews
Customer Reviews (8)
- Super CompanyReview by STEVE
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Super great stuff. Not my first purchase and won't be my last. Love the fast shipping. (Posted on 6/18/2015)Quality Value Service - FMA Banana PlugsReview by Luis Costa
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Cables are perfect for Powerlab 6. The service are perfect too. (Posted on 9/9/2013)Value Service Quality - very nice banana cableReview by manuel
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Very good product and very fast shipping (Posted on 8/31/2013)Value Service Quality - bestReview by manuel
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Very good product and very fast shipping (Posted on 8/31/2013)Value Service Quality - highly recommendReview by manuel
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Very nice product, highly recommend (Posted on 5/13/2013)Service Quality Value - FMA Stackable Banana PlugsReview by Stuart
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They work great! Will buy again. (Posted on 5/6/2012)Value Service Quality - FMA Banana PlugsReview by CLC
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These cables are tailor made for the Powerlab chargers, but are universally made to work with almost any charger. Highly recommend them for any charger more than a 5amp cheapo.Value Service Quality
(Posted on 4/21/2012) - Powerlab 6Review by CLC
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The Powerlab 6 works very well. It is a bit complicated, but it does most of the work. No need to change anything. The factory has done most of the complicated stuff through the preset settings. Great service whether trying to order or trying to get the product working. Can't go wrong with PRC.Value Service Quality
(Posted on 4/21/2012)
