Ring Automotive Battery Cable - 50 mm Square, 5 Meters

These heavy-duty cables are designed for vehicles up to 9.5L in engine capacity.

The 1200A rating refers to the maximum output (peak amperage) the cables can deliver, crucial for jump-starting larger engines.

These cables are typically designed for standard 12V vehicle systems. Always confirm your vehicle's battery voltage before use.

Coil the cables neatly, avoiding sharp bends or kinks, and store them in a dry place away from extreme temperatures and sharp objects.

Clean the clamps gently with a wire brush to remove corrosion. Ensure they make clean, solid contact with the battery terminals and chassis.

While they can technically be used, these are heavy-duty cables designed for larger vehicles. For motorcycles, lighter-duty cables might be more appropriate, though these will certainly work if needed.

Ensure all connections are secure and making good contact. Verify the donor vehicle's engine is running. Check if the dead battery is completely drained or if there is an underlying issue with the vehicle's starter or fuel system. Try moving the black clamp on the dead vehicle to a different grounding point.

Minor sparks can occur when making the final connection to the chassis ground. Ensure this connection is made last and to an unpainted metal surface. Avoid creating sparks near the battery, as batteries can release flammable hydrogen gas.

This can indicate a poor connection or that the cables are being used beyond their intended capacity. Disconnect immediately and inspect all clamp connections. Ensure the vehicle engine size is within the 9.5L limit.