Pipe for Cable Runs to keep things clean?

[CP241]

Originally Posted by buddylindsey

So I talked to David today and it was a great convo. He is going to set me up with a great setup for an A/C system. Now to save the money. When I get the money and purchase everything look forward to a build thread.

You’ll be very happy with that setup

David is great to work with. Always super helpful:)

[jasonojordan]

Back to the original topic of helping with the wire clutter. I ran a multi-conductor cable from my battery compartment to the various locations on the cart that required +/- 12v and that really helped clean up the clutter of wires on a cart that has multiple front lights, rear lights, horn, and in dash charging/switch panel.

[buddylindsey]

Originally Posted by jasonojordan

Back to the original topic of helping with the wire clutter. I ran a multi-conductor cable from my battery compartment to the various locations on the cart that required +/- 12v and that really helped clean up the clutter of wires on a cart that has multiple front lights, rear lights, horn, and in dash charging/switch panel.

Wow, never heard of a multi-conductor wire before. While I probably won’t use it for the main stuff. I will be working several work lights and accessories and this could help quite a bit.

[jasonojordan]

Originally Posted by buddylindsey

Wow, never heard of a multi-conductor wire before. While I probably won’t use it for the main stuff. I will be working several work lights and accessories and this could help quite a bit.

Its cable we use at work for running I/O to hydraulic valves and external panels and such.

https://ewcswire.com/12-awg-12-condu...-600-volts-ul/

[simicrintz]

Originally Posted by jasonojordan

Its cable we use at work for running I/O to hydraulic valves and external panels and such.

https://ewcswire.com/12-awg-12-condu...-600-volts-ul/

Just got done pulling a bunch of that in 2/3 at my house; that was fun!!