Is there a recommended or maximum length/distance that you can mount this from the battery?
57663
none that I know of. I mounted mine close but thats because it was convenient. Since it is wired directly to battery it just depends on how much wire you want to use.
57664
As this operates as an on off switch, the only limitation would be the length of wiring you use. The length /distance should not affect performance of this switch.
57665
I don't know if there is a recommended distance but i installed my switch 32 inches away.
57666
You should be able to mount it any distance. Some older cutoff switches were mounted directly to the battery post.
57667
Not that I was aware off. I wired mine to the inside from the outside battery. Just have to make sure your wire gauge will handle the currant. All you are doing is cutting power. No different than wiring you car battery to the trunk.
1577685
You can mount it however you want. I originally had it mounted to the underside of my solar panel but later moved it next to the wall by my battery. I just used double sided foam tape.
983803
Didn't measure it but have had a few electricians tell me you could hook a million of these things up to a car and it will barely use your battery. I know I have mine on all the time and haven't killed the battery yet!
1231447
There is a power cord that comes with it. You mount it directly to your battery using the eyelets at the end of the cord.
1692116
Near the battery is not recommended. But you can put it under the seat or attached to the chassis, hidden, of course.
1835819
Probably not long enough. Maybe 5 ft long at most. It can b turned for stern mount too
2230488
It isn't very long, only about 3 feet, so you have to stay fairly close to the outlet to use it. But it is better than usiing batteries all the time.
80090
For the six months mine actually worked it could be mounted anyway you want. I am looking into replacing it as I have a cheap one on my battery pack now. This one really worked well to keep the pack fully charged. Won't be buying another one of these though.
1747618
Not sure but is so small don't think you would want to mount it. The convenience is you can move it room to room or even outside
1969728
It's about a 15 or 17 inches, I also have mine running from the car battery.
1016506
You typically mount the relay near the battery but not on the battery itself. Try to find a location that is dry and easy to access should you need to change the relay in the future.
2260170
It's about 10 inches long. I tuck my antenna tube up under the front body mount, and it doesn't seem to hurt the range.
1711601
I'm sure there is a way to do this but you will face two challenges.1) Is the included mount is suction cup only so you will have to modify the mount in some way.2.) The internal battery will only last a maximum of about 30 minutes so you need to take short trips or find a way to charge it.
1078531
I have this mounted on the wall. The back panel has a step in it so the cord can be plugged in with it hanging. The cord is not terribly long though, about 18 inches.
1574079
Dimensions are of the battery. Battery connections are on top of the battery but since the battery is totally sealed, it can be mounted in any position.
2113399
Joseph, do you really need this large of unit? It needs 4" x 12" to mount. There should be no problem, except it is designed for 2 battery apps. It would not work for 1 battery! Need more help, write again. Viking
552912
it might be 6' long, not much more - but you could use an extension cord if you need to. It has a big adapter plug on it.