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3. Connect the black ground cable (Fig 11A) to a negative post (Fig. 11B).
A
B
Fig. 11
Do NOT connect red, positive (+) battery cables rst. Connecting red, positive (+) cables to the
battery rst can cause an electrical shock resulting in severe personal injury, including severe
burns. Connect black, negative (-) battery cables to the negative (-) battery post rst, followed by
connecting the red, positive (+) battery cables to the positive (+) battery post.
Do NOT mix and match dierent capacity batteries in series. Combining dierent capacity batteries
in series will cause the lower capacity battery to charge up faster and become overcharged, causing
irreplaceable gases to vent which may cause an explosion resulting in personal injury and product
and/or property damage. For series battery connection, only connect batteries that are as close to
identical as possible.
4. If two 6V batteries are used, they should be wired up in series:
A. A 6 AWG cable should be attached to the negative terminal of one battery (Fig 12A) and
connected to the positive terminal of the other battery (Fig 12B).
Fig. 12
B
A
Do NOT connect red, positive (+) battery cables rst. Connecting red, positive (+) cables to the
battery rst can cause an electrical shock resulting in severe personal injury, including severe
burns. Connect black, negative (-) battery cables to the negative (-) battery post rst, followed by
connecting the red, positive (+) battery cables to the positive (+) battery post.