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4 AWG Battery to Inverter Cable for ALPHA 5 PRO
4 AWG cable for the alpha 5 pro to inverter run.
SKU:RS-IBC4A06F
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$79.99 USD
4 AWG, 6 ft, 10 ft.
Copper conductor.
Designed for secure connection with the ALPHA 5 PRO system.
For the alpha 5 pro to inverter run.
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4 AWG Cable for ALPHA 5 PRO to Inverter
Connects ALPHA 5 PRO batteries to compatible hybrid inverters. Available in 6 ft, 10 ft.
Pick a length that reaches with a little slack, not metres of coiled spare: extra length adds resistance and voltage drop. At 4 AWG this pair suits the currents listed in the specifications, so size up if your inverter or array is near the limit.
Rated to 1000 V.
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Wire Gauge | 4 AWG |
| Cable Set | Orange & Black Pair |
| Available Lengths | 6 ft, 10 ft |
| Voltage Rating | 1000 V |
| Rated Current | 120A |
| Application | Battery to Inverter |
| Battery Compatibility | ALPHA 5 PRO |
| Connector Type | ALPHA 5 PRO System-Specific Connectors |
| Package Dimensions | 8 × 8 × 3 in |
| RS-IBC4A06F | 3 lb |
| RS-IBC4A10F | 5 lb |
- 1 x 4 AWG Battery to Inverter Cable for ALPHA 5 PRO
- Mounting or connection hardware as listed in the specifications
- User manual
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Frequently Asked Questions
Which length should I choose?
Measure the run and add a little slack for routing, then pick the next size up. Avoid buying far longer than you need — surplus cable adds resistance and voltage drop.
Which gauge do I need?
Gauge follows current and distance: the higher the current or the longer the run, the thicker the cable. This set is 4 AWG. If you are between sizes, go thicker. Call us on 1-332-291-6885 if you want it checked.
Is it ready to use out of the box?
Check the specifications for how each end is terminated; some runs are supplied with bare ends for your own lugs.