Metra WM-BT1 Universal Positive Negative Battery Terminal with Dual 4GA and Dual 8GA Outputs

Metra WM-BT1 Universal Positive or Negative Battery Terminal, Dual 4 Gauge & Dual 8 Gauge Outputs, Gold-Plated

The Metra WM-BT1 Universal Battery Terminal is designed to fit most automotive battery posts and provides a secure, reliable connection for vehicle electrical systems and car audio installations. Featuring gold-plated contacts for improved conductivity and a corrosion-resistant design for long-term durability, it is ideal for upgrades, repairs, and replacement applications. The terminal supports dual 4-gauge and dual 8-gauge cable outputs, making it easy to distribute power to amplifiers and other accessories. Compatible with both positive and negative battery posts, it includes an insert for secure installation on negative terminals.

• Universal battery terminal fits most automotive battery posts
• Dual 4GA and dual 8GA outputs for versatile power distribution
• Gold-plated contacts enhance conductivity and signal transfer
• Works with positive or negative battery terminals and includes a negative-post insert for secure installation

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