Ring terminals and heat shrink

4 picks with specs, filters and a calculator to find the right size.

Crimp, then seal with adhesive heat shrink. Water inside a connection is the most common cause of boat electrical trouble.

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Ancor

Ancor Heat Shrink Ring Terminals

Sorted by wire gauge and stud sizePacks of 3 to 100

Marine heat-shrink ring terminals that seal the crimp from water once you heat them.

Best for: Fish finder, light and pump wiring.

Check price on Amazon (paid link) Specs from guildmarine.com
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Wirefy

Wirefy Heat Shrink Connector Kit

Assorted sizesHeat-shrink sealed

A mixed kit of heat-shrink rings and connectors in common sizes, handy to keep in the boat or truck.

Best for: Keeping a repair kit on hand.

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Tinned copper battery cable lugs

8 AWG to 4/0 AWGTinned copper

Heavy lugs for trolling motor and inverter cables. Crimp them with a proper hammer or hydraulic crimper and cover them with adhesive heat shrink.

Best for: Battery cable ends.

Check price on Amazon (paid link) Specs from solacity.com
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TEMCo

TEMCo TH0007 Hammer Lug Crimper

8 AWG to 4/0 AWGIndent crimpHammer, vise or press

An inexpensive way to crimp heavy battery cable lugs without a hydraulic tool. A spring-loaded ram holds the lug while you strike it.

Best for: Making a few battery cables yourself.

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