Same question as below about 12V socket? I have cable attached to battery for use w/battery tender. Would wiring harness mentioned plug into it?
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yes, but you need an adapter. battery tender has sae connection & Wire from heated glove liners have DC Coax connection
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That depends on the wiring that comes with your battery tender. I'm not sure what the end of the battery tender looks like. The Venture harness attaches to the battery with two eyelets. The battery terminals have a hole in them that you run a bolt through to hold the bike's cables in place. For the Venture harness, you just attach it the same way. Then there is a second harness which plugs into the end of the battery harness, and splits to go to each glove. It looks kind of like an RCA audio jack on both ends. Sorry I can't be much more help, but trust me, the Venture harness is easy to install. That depends on the wiring that comes with your battery tender. I'm not sure what the end of the battery tender looks like. The Venture harness attaches to the battery with two eyelets. The battery terminals have a hole in them that you run a bolt through to hold the bike's cables in place. For the Venture harness, you just attach it the same way. Then there is a second harness which plugs into the end of the battery harness, and splits to go to each glove. It looks kind of like an RCA audio jack on both ends. Sorry I can't be much more help, but trust me, the Venture harness is easy to... » Read More That depends on the wiring that comes with your battery tender. I'm not sure what the end of the battery tender looks like. The Venture harness attaches to the battery with two eyelets. The battery terminals have a hole in them that you run a bolt through to hold the bike's cables in place. For the Venture harness, you just attach it the same way. Then there is a second harness which plugs into the end of the battery harness, and splits to go to each glove. It looks kind of like an RCA audio jack on both ends. Sorry I can't be much more help, but trust me, the Venture harness is easy to install. « Show Less
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You'll need an adapter to go from the battery tender to the venture coax. You can find them on the internet or simply make one. I used the standard venture harness and found an adapter to connect the battery tender. I think i purchased from motorcyclesuperstore.com.
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That depends on the wiring that comes with your battery tender. I'm not sure what the end of the battery tender looks like. The Venture harness attaches to the battery with two eyelets. The battery terminals have a hole in them that you run a bolt through to hold the bike's cables in place. For the Venture harness, you just attach it the same way. Then there is a second harness which plugs into the end of the battery harness, and splits to go to each glove. It looks kind of like an RCA audio jack on both ends. Sorry I can't be much more help, but trust me, the Venture harness is easy to install.
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If the lighter socket is still active when your key is turned off & removed then you should be able to plug into that socket. I don't use mine that way, I prefer to plug into an on board solar controller that I installed under my seat. On my pickup I decided to use a higher wattage solar panel, with a built in controller (Battery Tender 021-1164 10W Solar Charger). The controller are to insure that over extended periods of time, the battery is not overcharged, killing the life of the battery. For the small battery on my motorcycle and my lawn tractor, I've been very satisfied with the SP-400.
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The answer is Yes and No. Any 12 volt charger will charge it, but must have the right size "Spade Lug" connectors to mate with the battery terminals. Or have an "adaptor cable" to convert the typical 12 volt charger cable connector to the battery lugs. Be careful to use a low current charger adaptor, not a car battery charger.
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I have mine directly wired to a heavy-gauge 12V cigarette lighter without a problem. To best protect your existing car wiring, though, I'd wire in a relay. It's not that much extra work and it keeps the load off the factory wiring..
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I am charging a 12v battery. I do not use the alligator clips. I have terminal clips to the batter and an Anderson plug on the other end that plugs to the solar panel. You should be able to to the same with the cigarette light plug. Either cut and replace the alligator clips or make up a cable with an Anderson plug on one end and a cigarette plug on the other. Just be sure to use wire that is the same gauge or larger (12AWG or 10AWG)
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I cut the wires and soldered leads to connect straight to my battery lines on my Motorhome since I too did not have a lighter outlet outside on the roof where I mounted it. Just make sure you put positive with positive and neg with neg. it works just fine on mine.
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Yes, This can be attached directly to a 12 volt battery. I would suggest running a inline fuse. There is not a power cord on the fan. There is just a little amount of wire off the bottom of the fan and you would run your own wire to make it a clean install.
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The hardware is included but no wiring harness is included. You have to put a relay and switch to connect to the battery.
1821759
Bought it a month ago, the cord is hardwired to the original 12v socket adapter, you could use other adapter and a Micro-USB cable.
1372130
none. you have to connect the supplied plug to the 12 volts battery of your car.
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Yes - you can use a bolt/washer-battery terminal/ring terminal-washer/nut assembly to connect your wires to the battery. Spray with a corrosion resistant spray before assembling and after if the battery assembly will be exposed to moisture or moist outdoor conditions. Good Luck!
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You need to unscrew the bolts that connect the +(red) & - (black) battery cables to the battery and put that screw through the battery tender connector, red to battery cable red & black to battery cable black and reconnect to the battery. If you have clamps that hold your battery cables to the battery posts you can take the nut off of the bolt that goes through the battery clamp, put the battery tender connector on the bolt & put the nut back on the clamp bolt & tighten the nut. Make sure you put the red battery tender wire with the + (red) battery cable & the - (black) battery cable. If this doesn`t help you might want to consult a mechanic. Good luck! You need to unscrew the bolts that connect the +(red) & - (black) battery cables to the battery and put that screw through the battery tender connector, red to battery cable red & black to battery cable black and reconnect to the battery. If you have clamps that hold your battery cables to the battery posts you can take the nut off of the bolt that goes through the battery clamp, put the battery tender connector on the bolt & put the nut back on the clamp bolt & tighten the nut. Make sure you put the red battery tender wire with the + (red) battery cable & the - (black) battery cable. If... » Read More You need to unscrew the bolts that connect the +(red) & - (black) battery cables to the battery and put that screw through the battery tender connector, red to battery cable red & black to battery cable black and reconnect to the battery. If you have clamps that hold your battery cables to the battery posts you can take the nut off of the bolt that goes through the battery clamp, put the battery tender connector on the bolt & put the nut back on the clamp bolt & tighten the nut. Make sure you put the red battery tender wire with the + (red) battery cable & the - (black) battery cable. If this doesn`t help you might want to consult a mechanic. Good luck! « Show Less
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no, it needs to be wired directly to the battery with a 30 amp inline fuse fitted. the normal wiring used for a cigarette lighter is too light in gauge to run this unit
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I cannot remember for sure but I do not think so. The output wire has a standard two prong connector that plugs directly into the battery on my Harley and also into the normal aligator clip that (supplied) that I connect to my battery. I am very happy with the tender but in my vehicles which are several years old, the lighter adapter is not hot unless the ignition is on which would run the battery down faster than the tender could add any charge. It really isn't a battery charger. The charging output is very low so the battery has to be charged before you can "tend" it.
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I did exactly that: Purchased a "cigarette lighter" 12V connector and spliced it on to the wires. It works fine.
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I bought some extra wire but didn't need it. Just spliced in to the existing wire. I already had a 5 amp panel. It wasn't enough to keep the battery charged. So the short answer other than wire you shouldn't need anything
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Sorry can't help you. I use mine on my Boxster. I do use the lighter socket as the charge port with no problem and pass the cord through a slight opening of the passener side window while parked in the garage. As I have it set up, the Battery Tender functioned flawlesslyl I did have to change out the original Porsche lighter socket since Porsche, back when I purchased my car, did not use the standared sized lighter socket.