Value Collection BD-23399-4 Battery Terminal 3/0 Awg 5-pack

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION BD-23399-4 is a straight-style positive automotive battery terminal designed for 3/0 AWG cable. This terminal provides a direct, secure connection between a battery post and heavy-gauge cable in automotive, commercial vehicle, and marine electrical systems. The straight configuration suits installations where the cable runs directly away from the battery post without requiring an angled approach. Electricians and automotive technicians install this terminal when replacing corroded, damaged, or undersized termination hardware on battery cables.

This terminal is suited for positive-polarity battery cable terminations in applications using 3/0 AWG wire, a cable size common in high-current automotive and commercial vehicle systems. Typical use cases include battery-to-starter connections, battery-to-bus-bar runs, and other high-ampacity DC circuits where a reliable mechanical connection is required. The package contains 5 terminals, making it practical for fleet service shops, electrical contractors, and technicians handling multiple vehicle repairs.

Key Features

• Straight terminal configuration for direct cable routing off the battery post
• Positive polarity designation for correct circuit identification
• Rated for 3/0 AWG cable, suitable for high-current DC applications
• Sold in a pack of 5 to support multi-vehicle or fleet service work

Compatibility

Designed as a replacement straight positive battery terminal for heavy-gauge 3/0 AWG battery cable applications in automotive and commercial vehicle electrical systems.

Installation Notes

Battery terminal work should be performed by a qualified automotive technician or electrician. Disconnect the negative cable first before removing or installing any battery terminal to prevent accidental short circuits. Ensure the cable end is clean, properly stripped to the correct length, and fully seated before crimping or clamping the terminal. Follow applicable vehicle manufacturer guidelines and local electrical codes when servicing battery and high-current DC circuits.