TOPSTRONGGEAR 4 Gauge Amp Kit True 4 AWG Amplifier Installation-Complete Features/Instruction Guide
- June 5, 2024
- TOPSTRONGGEAR
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TOPSTRONGGEAR 4 Gauge Amp Kit True 4 AWG Amplifier Installation
Introduction
TOPSTRONGGEAR has introduced 4 AWG, 17 feet 3 feet 4 AWG 1862 strands ultra- flex red CCA (copper clad aluminum) power wire 1862 ultra-flex black CCA strands wire for the ground. It is 18 ft. 16 AWG CCA speaker wire/18 ft. 18 AWG blue speaker wire one for remote turn-on black bassik RCA cable with 17 feet of oxygen-free copper (OFC). It has inline fuse holder/ 80 amp and fuse. These are heat tested and water resistant. Accessories and connecting terminals are included in this package. The 17FT 4 AWG CCA POWER CABLE are true AWG second generation CCA for maximum power delivery. The 3FT 4 AWG CCA GROUND CABLE Completes circuit for unimpeded current flow. The 18FT 16AWG CCA SPEAKER CABLE Transfer clear and powerful sound. 17FT TWISTED OFC RCA CABLE made from Oxygen Free Copper (OFC) rejects noise for clear sound. INLINE FUSE HOLDER WITH 80 AMP FUSE For superior protection against electrical shorts. 17FT 18 AWG TURN-ON WIRE Remotely switches on amp
What’s in the box
- 17FT 18 AWG TURN-ON WIRE
- 1 INLINE FUSE HOLDER WITH 80 AMP FUSE
- 17FT TWISTED OFC RCA CABLE
- 18FT 16AWG CCA SPEAKER CABLE
- 3FT 4 AWG CCA GROUND CABLE
- 17FT 4 AWG CCA POWER CABLE
How to use the wires
- Cut the wire to the required length.
- Connect the input side of the wire to one side of the wire.
- Connect the output side of the wire to the other side of the wire.
Frequently Asked Questions
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What’s the difference between 16 and 14 gauges?
16ga steel has a thickness of.065″ inches, or roughly 1/16th of an inch. 14 gauge, by comparison, is.083 inches thick, which may not seem like much, but it is nearly 30% thicker (27.6 percent to be exact). -
Is there a difference between 16 gauge and 18 gauge?
Gauge is the industry standard for measuring sheet steel and wire items. The lower the number, the thinner the steel. As a result, 16-gauge steel has a greater thickness than 18-gauge steel. -
How can you tell the difference between 16 gauge and 20 gauge wire?
Few people comprehend why steel thickness drops as gauge rises (i.e.: 16-gauge steel is thicker than 20-gauge steel). -
Is there a difference between 14-gauge and 16-gauge wire?}
The 14 gauge is thicker than the 16 gauge. Larger speakers or long distances will sound better with thicker wire. -
Is 16-gauge wire adequate?
It’s fine to use a 16-gauge wire. Longer speaker wire runs (to another room, for example) are better served by thicker, lower-gauge wire. -
Is it possible to connect a 12-gauge wire to a 16-gauge cable?
To make the 12-gauge wire long enough to go all the way through the butt connection with the tip protruding slightly from the metal barrel, strip it. Then, insert your 16-gauge wire into the opposite end, side by side with the
- This will give you the structure you need for a proper crimp.
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Which is thicker, 12 AWG or 16 AWG?
In conclusion, because 12AWG copper wiring is thicker than 16 AWG copper wiring, it is preferred. -
Which is larger, 16 or 18-gauge wire?
The gauge refers to the diameter of the wire. The greater the number, the smaller the wire. You might wish to use 14- or 12-gauge wire if your stereo has a lot of power. Smaller wire (16 gauge or 18 gauge) may become warm or heated when exposed to high-power amps. -
In the electrical industry, what does AWG stand for?
The American Wire Gauge (AWG) is the standard for specifying wire size in North America. The higher the AWG number, the smaller the wire diameter and thickness.
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