4 AWG Battery Inverter Cable 2FT, 4AWG Pure Copper Inverter Cables with M8 3/8'' Lugs Both Ends Inverter Wire Set for Automotive Solar Inverter Marine RV Car with Wrench Red and Black

Better than my oem lawnmower cables.Great valueHighly recommend

Good quality wires. Surprisingly flexible. Did the intended job wonderfully. However the wrench is trash but I expected that.

These are some very nice battery cables.I took almost a dozen pictures of these very nice battery/inverter cables with some closeups so you can read the printing on the cables. The last 2 photos show how much they can be bent without effort, which is really flexible for 2AWG.The cables I got are a bit over 27 inches long from tip to tip of the lugs, a thick 2AWG, and have M8 size (5/16") tinned lugs crimped onto each end. They're marked "2AWG 200°C" and they're definitely thicker than 4AWG cables although I didn't try to expose the conductor wires to measure if they're exactly 2AWG or some close metric equivalent. The cable is very supple and flexible for this thickness/gauge. Their flexibility is top notch and I've seen a lot of 10AWG solar cables that aren't as flexible as these 2AWG battery cables are.The "2AWG 200°C" that is printed in white on both the black and red cables covers the basics, but I wish they had more information printed on them, including their Voltage rating and info about the manufacturer.There was a place where the wires could be seen under the shrink wrap on the end of one cable (when looking at it from the lug end, so the lug appears thin), so if you're going to use them somewhere that they'll be exposed to the elements be sure to look carefully at the shrink wrap and be prepared to possibly need to re-do it.These 2 foot 2AWG cables are perfect for connecting a pair of LiFePO4 batteries to a larger inverter and I'm really happy they're actually 27 inches tip to tip, rather than the more typical ~1 foot, since that gives more room to work with in how the solar setup is configured.

I actually had to cut the ends off of these. I also wrapped them in green heatshrink to use them as ground wires. I was pleasantly surprised!The cables are properly tinned.They are very flexible. Not the most flexible but close to it (see pic).I'm upset I could not use the ends because they are well-crimped and look great.5 stars, thanks!

These are good quality cable, albeit a little stiff and hard to maneuver around. The contacts are also copper, however they're coated with either nickel or zinc. I've had no issues pull 100A through these.