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product_id: 571390218
title: "4 Gauge Battery Cable, 10FT Red + 10FT Black 4 AWG Pure Copper Wire Welding Cable, for Automotive, Battery, Solar and Generator, Standard USA OFC Wire"
brand: "shirbly"
price: "€ 124.08"
currency: EUR
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reviews_count: 13
category: "Shirbly"
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region: Cyprus
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# 600V heavy-duty rating EPDM insulation: heat & fire resistant 673-strand pure copper core 4 Gauge Battery Cable, 10FT Red + 10FT Black 4 AWG Pure Copper Wire Welding Cable, for Automotive, Battery, Solar and Generator, Standard USA OFC Wire

**Brand:** shirbly
**Price:** € 124.08
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> ⚡ Elevate your power game with cables that never quit!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** 4 Gauge Battery Cable, 10FT Red + 10FT Black 4 AWG Pure Copper Wire Welding Cable, for Automotive, Battery, Solar and Generator, Standard USA OFC Wire by shirbly
- **How much does it cost?** € 124.08 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- shirbly enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted shirbly brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Flex & Fortitude:** Soft, bendable EPDM sheath resists heat, oil, moisture, and abrasion for long-lasting durability.
- • **Pure Copper Precision:** 673 strands of oxygen-free copper ensure minimal resistance and maximum conductivity.
- • **Powerhouse Performance:** Handles up to 600 volts with ease, built for the toughest conditions.
- • **Trusted Quality & Support:** Shirbly’s professional-grade cables backed by 24/7 customer care for peace of mind.
- • **Versatile Voltage Warrior:** Perfect for automotive, solar, welding, and generator setups—your all-in-one power cable.

## Overview

The Shirbly 4 Gauge Battery Cable set includes 10FT red and 10FT black pure oxygen-free copper wires with 673 strands each, rated for up to 600 volts. Featuring a durable, flexible EPDM insulation sheath, these cables withstand extreme temperatures (-58°F to +221°F), resist solvents, moisture, and fire, making them ideal for automotive, solar, welding, and generator applications. Engineered for high conductivity and durability, they deliver reliable, low-resistance power transfer with professional-grade quality and customer support.

## Description

Shirbly 4 Gauge Battery Cable, 10FT Red + 10FT Black 4 AWG Pure Copper Wire Welding Cable, for Automotive, Battery, Solar and Generator, Standard USA OFC Wire: desertcart.com: Tools & Home Improvement

Review: 6 Gauge Battery Cable, 20FT Red + 20FT Black – Powering My Lance Camper with a Side of Chuckles - Greetings, electrical enthusiasts and camper connoisseurs! It’s 11:50 AM PDT on Tuesday, May 20, 2025, and I’ve just survived the electrifying circus of installing a 300 AH lithium battery into my Lance overhead camper using this 6 AWG battery cable set (20FT red + 20FT black, pure copper, Standard USA OFC wire). With 50+ units sold last month, this cable has apparently become the duct tape of the off-grid world, and I’m here to deliver a somewhat technical breakdown of my adventure. Spoiler: My camper’s now a power beast, and I’ve got some singed eyebrows to prove it. The Mission: Upgrading to Lithium Glory My Lance overhead camper, a cozy fortress on wheels, was limping along with a pair of Group 24 AGM batteries—200 AH total, with a measly 100 AH usable thanks to the 50% discharge ceiling. For a guy running a 1500W inverter, a 12V fridge, and a dream of off-grid bliss, this was like powering a spaceship with a potato battery. Enter the 300 AH LiFePO4 (LiTime brand, 200A BMS, 3840 Wh capacity), a sleek 63-lb titan promising 270 AH of usable juice (90% discharge, take that, AGMs!). My plan: wire it to a 40A DC-DC charger off my truck’s 160A alternator, add a 600W solar array (via an MPPT controller), and laugh in the face of boondocking limits. Cue the cables. The Cable Specs: A Nerd’s Dream with a Twist This 6 AWG cable set—20 feet of red and 20 feet of black—boasts pure copper construction with an oxygen-free copper (OFC) core, rated for automotive, welding, battery, solar, and generator use. At 6 AWG, it handles 50A continuous at 20°C with a 0.5% voltage drop over 20 feet (per NEC tables, ~0.08 ohms/1000ft resistance), dropping to 40A at 60°C ambient—perfect for my 30A charger load. The insulation is thick (likely 90°C-rated PVC), and the stranded design (hundreds of tiny wires) ensures flexibility, though it’s a beast to uncoil without turning into a human pretzel. I chose 20FT lengths to span the 15-foot run from battery to charger/inverter, leaving slack for terminal lugs and a tidy loop. The red-black combo? Pure aesthetics—my camper now looks like it’s ready for a power-up montage. But let’s be real: uncoiling these suckers was like wrestling an anaconda on a caffeine binge. I nearly tripped over the red one, which is now nicknamed “The Tripwire of Doom.” Installation: A Technical Comedy Show Installation began with a terminal dance. I crimped 3/8” lugs onto the ends using a 6-ton hydraulic crimper (50 kN force, don’t skimp here—cheap crimps fail at 30A), torquing them to 15 ft-lbs per ABYC standards. The 300 AH battery slid into its compartment, and I routed the cables through a 1-inch conduit, securing with zip ties every 12 inches to avoid chafing (vibration is the enemy at 60 mph). The positive cable got a 50A fuse 6 inches from the battery—safety first, unless you enjoy fireworks. Here’s where the humor hit. While connecting the inverter (Edecoa 3000W), I cross-threaded a lug—yes, me, the “precision engineer”—and sparked a 120A surge when the BMS cut in. The cable held like a champ, but my heart rate hit 180 bpm. After a reset and a sheepish re-crimp, the system stabilized at 13.6V under a 20A load (fridge + lights), with a 0.1V drop—well within the 3% limit (0.4V max at 12V nominal). The solar array kicked in at 50V open-circuit, feeding 15A into the MPPT, and I’m now at 98% SOC after a day’s charge. Success, with a side of sweat! Performance: Power Unleashed with Laughs This setup is a game-changer. The 300 AH battery ran my 1200W microwave for 15 minutes, dropping from 100% to 92% (120A peak, 80A sustained—BMS hummed happily). A 7-day boondock test showed 200Wh daily use (fridge + LED lights), leaving 80% capacity—enough for a week, or a Netflix binge if I skip the popcorn. The 6 AWG cables handled the 30A charge current with a 0.15°C temperature rise (measured with an IR thermometer), staying cool under pressure. Weight savings? 69 lbs vs. the old AGMs—my camper’s now a lean, mean, power machine. The funny bit? I misjudged the slack and now have a 3-foot red cable loop dangling like a power tail. My dog thinks it’s a chew toy, and I’m one tug away from a DIY arc welder. Also, the black cable’s label rubbed off mid-install, so I’m labeling it with a Sharpie—high-tech, right? Durability and Quirks After a week, the insulation shows no cracking, and the copper’s oxidation is nil (thanks, OFC!). The 20FT length is overkill for my 15FT run, but it’s better than splicing—resistance jumps 20% with a bad joint. At an implied $0.50/FT (guessing from the 50+ sales), it’s a steal, though I’d pay extra for pre-lugged options next time. The flexibility is great, but it’s a storage nightmare—my garage now looks like a cable octopus attacked. Pros • Handles 50A with aplomb, perfect for 30A DC-DC loads • Pure copper OFC ensures low resistance (0.491 ohms/1000FT) • Durable insulation survives camper vibrations • Red-black combo adds flair to my power setup Cons • Uncoiling is a wrestling match with fate • Extra length = dangling hazards (hello, dog toy) • Label wear-off requires DIY marking • Pricey if you don’t need 20FT (but who’s counting?) Final Verdict This 6 AWG, 20FT red + 20FT black battery cable set turned my Lance camper’s electrical upgrade into a technical triumph with a hilarious twist. Paired with my 300 AH LiFePO4, it’s delivering 270 AH of usable power, outclassing my old AGMs by a mile. The install was a rollercoaster—sparks, trips, and all—but the cables held firm, keeping voltage drop under 0.2V at 30A. If you’re wiring a camper and can handle the uncoiling chaos, this is your ticket to off-grid glory. Just watch your step—or your dog might rewire your dreams! P.S. Order now, or I’ll send my cable loop to trip you next!
Review: Nice quality cable - Rubberized fairly thick insulation, flexible, core is full AWG size, secure crimp (hydraulic) in appropriate size lugs. Would buy again.

## Features

- 【Pure Copper Wire Material】:This fully annealed pure copper cable (OFC) is made of 673 strands of 0.2mm AS copper wire and solvent resistant EPDM rubber insulation sheath (specific voltage, outer diameter, and stranded wire data can be found in the cable table for details)
- 【Heavy Duty】: Rated for up to 600 volts and ready for work in the toughest conditions; Withstanding temperatures from -58°F to +221°F(-50°C to +105°C), resistant to most solvents and fire resistant (polyolefin material)
- 【High quality EPDM insulation sheath】: It has the characteristics of heat resistance, wear resistance, tear resistance, moisture resistance, oil resistance, corrosion protection (excellent for outdoor and marine applications) etc. It is very soft and can be bent into any shape at will
- 【Widely Used】: Suitable as an alternative to automotive cables for any type of motor vehicle, solar systems, generators, etc. Ideal for DC applications that involve high-voltage batteries where pure copper is recommended
- 【High Quality Service】: Shirbly professional production of wires. We have different wire models and types, which are loved by DIY enthusiasts. After receiving the goods, please check the integrity of the goods. If there are any problems, please feel free to contact us. We will provide you with high-quality after-sales service 24 hours a day

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0CDLKNP51 |
| Batteries Included? | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
| Best Sellers Rank | #637 in Automotive ( See Top 100 in Automotive ) #1 in Welding Cable |
| Brand | Shirbly |
| Color | 10FT Black + 10FT Red |
| Customer Reviews | 4.8 4.8 out of 5 stars (872) |
| Date First Available | August 19, 2023 |
| Item Weight | 4.22 pounds |
| Manufacturer | Shirbly |
| Material | Copper |
| No. of wires | 1 |
| Number of Cable Strands | 673 |
| Package Dimensions | 12.99 x 11.54 x 2.44 inches |
| Part Number | CA-Welding Cable-4AWG-B&R-10FT |
| Size | 4AWG |
| Voltage | 600 Volts |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Shirbly
- **Color:** 10FT Black + 10FT Red
- **Material:** Copper
- **Number of Cable Strands:** 673
- **Voltage:** 600 Volts

## Images

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Color, Size** options.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 6 Gauge Battery Cable, 20FT Red + 20FT Black – Powering My Lance Camper with a Side of Chuckles
*by S***D on May 20, 2025*

Greetings, electrical enthusiasts and camper connoisseurs! It’s 11:50 AM PDT on Tuesday, May 20, 2025, and I’ve just survived the electrifying circus of installing a 300 AH lithium battery into my Lance overhead camper using this 6 AWG battery cable set (20FT red + 20FT black, pure copper, Standard USA OFC wire). With 50+ units sold last month, this cable has apparently become the duct tape of the off-grid world, and I’m here to deliver a somewhat technical breakdown of my adventure. Spoiler: My camper’s now a power beast, and I’ve got some singed eyebrows to prove it. The Mission: Upgrading to Lithium Glory My Lance overhead camper, a cozy fortress on wheels, was limping along with a pair of Group 24 AGM batteries—200 AH total, with a measly 100 AH usable thanks to the 50% discharge ceiling. For a guy running a 1500W inverter, a 12V fridge, and a dream of off-grid bliss, this was like powering a spaceship with a potato battery. Enter the 300 AH LiFePO4 (LiTime brand, 200A BMS, 3840 Wh capacity), a sleek 63-lb titan promising 270 AH of usable juice (90% discharge, take that, AGMs!). My plan: wire it to a 40A DC-DC charger off my truck’s 160A alternator, add a 600W solar array (via an MPPT controller), and laugh in the face of boondocking limits. Cue the cables. The Cable Specs: A Nerd’s Dream with a Twist This 6 AWG cable set—20 feet of red and 20 feet of black—boasts pure copper construction with an oxygen-free copper (OFC) core, rated for automotive, welding, battery, solar, and generator use. At 6 AWG, it handles 50A continuous at 20°C with a 0.5% voltage drop over 20 feet (per NEC tables, ~0.08 ohms/1000ft resistance), dropping to 40A at 60°C ambient—perfect for my 30A charger load. The insulation is thick (likely 90°C-rated PVC), and the stranded design (hundreds of tiny wires) ensures flexibility, though it’s a beast to uncoil without turning into a human pretzel. I chose 20FT lengths to span the 15-foot run from battery to charger/inverter, leaving slack for terminal lugs and a tidy loop. The red-black combo? Pure aesthetics—my camper now looks like it’s ready for a power-up montage. But let’s be real: uncoiling these suckers was like wrestling an anaconda on a caffeine binge. I nearly tripped over the red one, which is now nicknamed “The Tripwire of Doom.” Installation: A Technical Comedy Show Installation began with a terminal dance. I crimped 3/8” lugs onto the ends using a 6-ton hydraulic crimper (50 kN force, don’t skimp here—cheap crimps fail at 30A), torquing them to 15 ft-lbs per ABYC standards. The 300 AH battery slid into its compartment, and I routed the cables through a 1-inch conduit, securing with zip ties every 12 inches to avoid chafing (vibration is the enemy at 60 mph). The positive cable got a 50A fuse 6 inches from the battery—safety first, unless you enjoy fireworks. Here’s where the humor hit. While connecting the inverter (Edecoa 3000W), I cross-threaded a lug—yes, me, the “precision engineer”—and sparked a 120A surge when the BMS cut in. The cable held like a champ, but my heart rate hit 180 bpm. After a reset and a sheepish re-crimp, the system stabilized at 13.6V under a 20A load (fridge + lights), with a 0.1V drop—well within the 3% limit (0.4V max at 12V nominal). The solar array kicked in at 50V open-circuit, feeding 15A into the MPPT, and I’m now at 98% SOC after a day’s charge. Success, with a side of sweat! Performance: Power Unleashed with Laughs This setup is a game-changer. The 300 AH battery ran my 1200W microwave for 15 minutes, dropping from 100% to 92% (120A peak, 80A sustained—BMS hummed happily). A 7-day boondock test showed 200Wh daily use (fridge + LED lights), leaving 80% capacity—enough for a week, or a Netflix binge if I skip the popcorn. The 6 AWG cables handled the 30A charge current with a 0.15°C temperature rise (measured with an IR thermometer), staying cool under pressure. Weight savings? 69 lbs vs. the old AGMs—my camper’s now a lean, mean, power machine. The funny bit? I misjudged the slack and now have a 3-foot red cable loop dangling like a power tail. My dog thinks it’s a chew toy, and I’m one tug away from a DIY arc welder. Also, the black cable’s label rubbed off mid-install, so I’m labeling it with a Sharpie—high-tech, right? Durability and Quirks After a week, the insulation shows no cracking, and the copper’s oxidation is nil (thanks, OFC!). The 20FT length is overkill for my 15FT run, but it’s better than splicing—resistance jumps 20% with a bad joint. At an implied $0.50/FT (guessing from the 50+ sales), it’s a steal, though I’d pay extra for pre-lugged options next time. The flexibility is great, but it’s a storage nightmare—my garage now looks like a cable octopus attacked. Pros • Handles 50A with aplomb, perfect for 30A DC-DC loads • Pure copper OFC ensures low resistance (0.491 ohms/1000FT) • Durable insulation survives camper vibrations • Red-black combo adds flair to my power setup Cons • Uncoiling is a wrestling match with fate • Extra length = dangling hazards (hello, dog toy) • Label wear-off requires DIY marking • Pricey if you don’t need 20FT (but who’s counting?) Final Verdict This 6 AWG, 20FT red + 20FT black battery cable set turned my Lance camper’s electrical upgrade into a technical triumph with a hilarious twist. Paired with my 300 AH LiFePO4, it’s delivering 270 AH of usable power, outclassing my old AGMs by a mile. The install was a rollercoaster—sparks, trips, and all—but the cables held firm, keeping voltage drop under 0.2V at 30A. If you’re wiring a camper and can handle the uncoiling chaos, this is your ticket to off-grid glory. Just watch your step—or your dog might rewire your dreams! P.S. Order now, or I’ll send my cable loop to trip you next!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Nice quality cable
*by J***D on January 30, 2026*

Rubberized fairly thick insulation, flexible, core is full AWG size, secure crimp (hydraulic) in appropriate size lugs. Would buy again.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Quality Product for Sure
*by A***8 on September 23, 2025*

23SEP2025 == 6AWG 'Welding' Cable 10'Red+10'Blk $1.45 per foot. Seller: Shirbly. Looked like a great deal, so I took a chance. Cables are excellent quality !!! All copper NOT tinned. Durable, thick and VERY flexible silicone insulation. Got an inch and a half extra length on both the red and black cables (Thanks!!) Bare end cables, by the way. Cable specs ARE PRINTED all through the length of the cables. Thank you Shirbly ! Thanks Amazon and employees/drivers ! !

## Frequently Bought Together

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