Audiopipe PK3000CPR 0GA Amp Installation Kit 100% Copper Car Audio
Audiopipe PK-3000CPR
Key Features:
- Product Type: Amplifier Wiring / Installation Kit
- Main Power Wire Gauge: 0 Gauge
- Main Power Wire Length: 17 ft
- Main Power Wire Color: Clear Blue
- Ground Wire: 4 Gauge, 3 ft, Clear Silver
- Conductor Material: 100% Copper
- Recommended Application: Car audio amplifier installation
- Advertised Amplifier Support: Up to 3000W
- Fuse Type: ANL
- Fuse Rating: 250A
- Country of Origin: China.
Construction
- 100% copper power wiring
- Flexible outer jacket for easier routing
- 0-gauge clear-blue main power cable
- 4-gauge clear-silver ground cable
- Pre-attached ring terminal
- Heavy-duty, water-resistant/waterproof-style ANL fuse block
- 0-to-4-gauge power distribution block.
Features
- Complete wiring solution for high-powered car audio amplifier installations
- 17-ft RCA cable with signal/remote wire
- 250A ANL circuit protection
- Distribution block included
- Flexible cable construction for routing through vehicle interiors
- Installation hardware and cable ties included
- Uses 100% copper, rather than CCA wiring.
Dimensions
Cable lengths:
- 0-Gauge Power Wire: 17 ft
- 4-Gauge Ground Wire: 3 ft
- RCA Cable: 17 ft
- Fuse-block power lead: approximately 1 ft
- Cable Ties: 18 cm / about 7 in each.
Package / Carton:
- 15.75 × 11.75 × 2.5 in
- Weight: approximately 9.8 lb
These are distributor-listed packaged dimensions and weight, not the dimensions of an individual cable.
Performance
- Designed for amplifier systems advertised up to 3000 watts
- 0-gauge copper power cable provides low-resistance power delivery for high-current car audio applications
- 250A ANL fuse provides main circuit protection
- RCA interconnect carries the low-level audio signal between the source unit and amplifier.
Applications
Suitable for:
- Car audio amplifier installation
- Subwoofer amplifier systems
- High-power aftermarket audio systems
- Cars, trucks, SUVs and other compatible 12V vehicle audio installations
Actual wire and fuse requirements should be matched to the amplifier's current draw and manufacturer's installation requirements.
