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AC Receptacle - Single
SKU PGCTWPS
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The TWPS is an AC Receptacle featuring a built-in extension cable for maximum flexibility and easy installation. Designed for exterior mounting on any vehicle, it provides convenient access to the charging port. Built with durable 14 AWG wire, the TWPS delivers reliable power, rated at 15 amps and 125 volts for optimal performance.
- Backed by 45 years of battery expertise and US-based support you can actually reach.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How do I know which cable size I need?
Cable size depends on current draw, cable length and system voltage. Higher-current applications generally require larger conductors to reduce voltage drop and heat.
Will this cable fit my Pro-Guide battery?
Check the terminal type, connector type, cable length and hardware size listed on the product page.
Can I use these cables for series or parallel connections?
If the cable specifications meet the requirements of the battery system, they may be used for appropriate battery interconnections. Always follow the wiring diagram for your battery configuration.
Why is proper cable size important?
Undersized cables can create excessive resistance, voltage drop and heat, reducing system performance and potentially creating a safety risk.