Choosing the right 12V cable is critical for a safe and efficient electrical setup in your 4WD, caravan, or off-grid system. At All12 Volts, we stock premium-grade automotive cables built to handle high current loads, resist harsh conditions, and deliver reliable power where you need it most.
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In any 12V system, cable quality directly affects voltage performance and safety. Using undersized or low-grade wire can cause voltage drop, heat build-up, and premature equipment failure. Our tinned copper cables are designed for durability, flexibility, and long-term reliability — meeting or exceeding Australian standards for automotive use.
Battery cable is ideal for high-current connections such as main power feeds, winches, inverters, and charging systems. Its thick conductor ensures consistent power delivery with minimal voltage drop.
Twin core cable provides a convenient dual-conductor solution for running power to accessories like fridges, lights, and sockets. It keeps wiring neat and reduces installation time.
Solar cable is specifically designed for outdoor applications. With UV-stable insulation and high conductivity, it’s perfect for connecting solar panels to regulators and batteries.
For extreme environments, our marine-grade tinned copper cable offers exceptional corrosion resistance and long service life — ideal for coastal touring or boat applications.
Correct cable sizing is essential for safety and performance. The right gauge depends on the current draw (amps) and the cable length. Use heavier cable for high-current or long-distance runs to prevent voltage drop and power loss.
Pair your cable with the right fittings and connectors to complete your setup:
It depends on your current draw and cable length. For example, a fridge or DC-DC charger usually needs 8 B&S, while inverters or main power runs often require 6 B&S or heavier.
Tinned copper resists corrosion and oxidation, making it ideal for humid or marine environments and long-term reliability in 4WDs and caravans.
Yes — provided it’s UV-rated. For outdoor panels, use solar-specific cable to ensure safety and weather resistance.
Thicker cable reduces voltage drop but can be harder to route and more expensive. Choose the right size based on load and distance for the best balance of performance and practicality.
Use the correct lugs, fuses, and heat shrink to ensure clean, reliable connections. Always fuse near the power source for safety.
Who does not love the outdoors and camping? It's a great adventure and opens up new destinations and often unexplored places. But you need to be well equipped with the safe and durable caravan and camping accessories for these outdoor activities. It is undoubtedly thrilling and exciting, but unless you take good care of what you need to do and what you should avoid, there's always a chance of an unpleasant experience. It pays to take sound advice from a 4WD specialist when going on a camping trip.