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Reply With QuoteIt doesn't matter which terminals you use, as long as (+) and (-) wires match when connected. If your above description makes the best sense for you that will work.
Slabmaster
Wiring a 12/24v 4 prong receptcal.
Even though it is a 12/24 volt plug, I only want to hook up the 24v side, but the plug has four places for wires. On the left side, on the back it has a A+ for a wire and on the same side at the top it has a B- for a wire.
Then on the right side at the top it has a A- for a wire and then below it has a B+. I pretty sure I know how to wire it just for 24volts, but I rather pick one of you more knowledgeable peope's brain.
Do I wire it A+ for the red wire and B- for the black wire?
Thanks in advance.
Jim
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It doesn't matter which terminals you use, as long as (+) and (-) wires match when connected. If your above description makes the best sense for you that will work.
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I would start by checking if your TM plug has to be connected in a certain direction, alignment tab or something, and then match which terminals you use to the connection points that match your plug.
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If you are running straight 24 volt all you need is two wires from the batteries. Positive wire from one battery and negative wire from second battery. You will then need a short cable to run from neg. to positive post tying these together to make 24 volts up front. in short you are eliminating 2 of the 4 wires going up front as they are no longer needed in a 24 volt system.
