Reddit reviews Audew 2 Pcs 4/8 Awg Positive Negative Battery Terminal Platinum Silver Auto car

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-High Quality: Platinum with chrome silver/gold finish, Positive and Negative Terminals Accept (Two x 4 gauge and two x 8 gauge) connections, Allen set screws to hold wire securely.-Longer Lifespan: using copper alloy material, the surface nickel plating oxidation. There are four different sizes of a wiring outlet, easy to modify the wiring.-Great Performance: good workmanship, strong conductivity, heavy lead content is high, accounting for 82% of the value.-Universal Fit: the positive negative battery terminal clamp is suitable for most models battery, easy to replace, fast installation, good conductivity-Innovation Design: Audew battery terminal has now developed a small hole pile head (small hole Japanese car with "+" pole diameter 13MM, "-" very hole diameter 11MM), apply to Japanese cars, if not clear please the original volume of the original car pile head diameter Shoot again.

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1 Reddit comment about Audew 2 Pcs 4/8 Awg Positive Negative Battery Terminal Platinum Silver Auto car:

u/moore77 · 1 pointr/vandwellers

I agree with u/Sehc. I like fuses better than breakers.

If you combine your panels in series (rather than parallel like you have it), then no breaker or fuse is needed before the CC. especially because you're already using an on/off switch.
Instead of a positive bus bar, you might consider going with a terminal connector similar to this one. The fewer connections the better, and having a positive bus bar adds some connections to the loop and creates more "hot" wire that isn't fused.
You will most likely want to ground to the van body. I am not an expert, but I've seen experts say that you can have a difference in charge between the van body and your components if you don't do this. Your MPPT controller will likely have a separate ground post (not to be confused with the negative wire spot). Take this advice with a grain of salt.