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have to run two Switch Pro switch panels on my offroad rig. The problem is battery lug space with my winch and everything hooked up I don't have much room to add two more lugs. So my question is can I take the two 8ga wires from the two control boxes and combine them into one 4ga wire?
Might be easier to use a bus for the terminals, or a fuse block for a bit more protection of circuits/devices?
and something like this for a fused option
There are many different options, if you can check them out at your local auto/electrical store, or your favourite on-line store(s).
Gord I thought about using one of them but space is tight I'll see if I can incorporate them. Do you happen to know of a waterproof busbar? It has 8 outputs you connect to lights and I wanted to make an easy way to connect/disconnect then from the control box, but without the worry of water corroding the screws and eyelets on a typical busbar
I usually install this somewhere convenient and connect my high current circuits to it.
https://allstarperformance.com/junction-block-3-8in-stud-all76146/
There are various marine versions, which may be what you're looking for?
Depending where you are, in addition to the on-line and auto' electrical outlets, you could try a chandler - the place that sells boat and ship equipment?
They can also sell waterproof/resistant electrical connections, if you can't find them elsewhere.
