Battery Connectors (MK-BC-1), Extension Cables (MK-EC-6), Circuit Breaker (MKR-19) and Plug and Receptacle (MKR-18) (Obsolete)

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• MK-BC-1 Battery Connectors, item number 1820085 (Obsolete)
• MK-EC-6 Extension Cables, item number 1820088 (Obsolete)
• MKR-18 Plug and Receptacle, item number1865102 (Obsolete)
  MKR-18A Adapter, item number1865104 (Obsolete)
• MKR-19 Circuit Breaker, item number 1855106 (Obsolete)

MK-BC-1 Battery Connectors, item number 1820085 (No Longer Manufactured)

For installing batteries in tight confined spaces, the patented design of these connectors is perfect. They're easy to disconnect for quick, convenient changing and a plastic cover eliminates the risk of electrical shock. 

• Fits post type battery terminals (will not fit on threaded posts).

MK-EC-6 Extension Cables, item number 1820088 (No Longer Manufactured)

Use this 6' extension cable when your standard charger cables don't reach the bow, center or transom battery compartments. The cable features WAGO Wall-Nut quick connectors (UL Listed) and fused (30 AMP) Positive and Negative Leads.

• Manufactured 2006-2008

MKR-18 Plug and Receptacle, item number1865102 (No Longer Manufactured)
MKR-18A Adapter, item number1865104 (No Longer Manufactured)

Features a universal design for 2- or 3-wire configurations on 12- to 36-volt systems, as well as a watertight sealing cap and corrosion-resistant electrical components. It locks into the receptacle for a watertight seal.

• Requires a standard 1-1/8" diameter mounting hole.
• MKR-18A allows for 6-gauge wire connection.

MKR-19 Circuit Breaker, item number 1855106 (Obsolete)

• Protects trolling motor from electrical damage.
• 60 amp rating with manual reset.
• Fully waterproof.
• Compatible with all 12, 24, and 36 volt systems.
• Studs 1/4" x 28.

Installation of 60 Amp Manual Reset Breaker

1. Determine a suitable mounting location for the Circuit Breaker in your boat. We recommend installing the breaker as close as possible to the battery/batteries.
2. Mount the Circuit Breaker using the two holes in the breaker base. Mounting hardware is not included.
3. Connect the trolling motors positive (+) power cable to the terminal marked "AUX" on the Circuit Breaker.
4. Connect the Circuit Breaker terminal marked "BAT" to the positive (+) battery post.