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I need to connect some lead-acid batteries together, to form a bank. A fair amount of current will be drawn from them.
However, I haven't seen the terminals used in those batteries before. What should I use to form a solid connection between them?
Thanks.
These are called spade connectors.
They're often available with plastic covers to make them a little bit safer against someone dropping a spanner on the terminals. Here's some with a useful banana plug lead on:
Available from Gliders Distribution
