Stinger SPT53501 Positive/Negative Battery Terminal 4 Gauge & 8 Gauge Output

Multi-Output Battery Terminal for Mid-Range Power Builds Shock-Krome Chrome, 4GA & 8GA Outputs.

Product Overview

The Stinger SPT53501 is a PRO-series multi-output battery terminal designed to provide a clean, organised connection point at the battery for 12V audio and power builds using 4 gauge and 8 gauge cabling. Featuring two 4 gauge outputs and one 8 gauge output, the SPT53501 allows multiple mid-range power runs to be distributed directly from the battery clamp, keeping the wiring neat and eliminating the need for a separate distribution block at the battery.

Finished in Stinger's corrosion-resistant Shock-Krome plating, this terminal is built to withstand the heat, moisture, and chemical exposure of an automotive engine bay. It works on both positive and negative battery posts, making it a versatile choice for either side of the battery. A snap-on protective cover is included to protect the connection points from shorts and engine bay contamination.

Key Specifications

• Output configuration: (2) 4 gauge outputs + (1) 8 gauge output
• Finish: Chrome (Shock-Krome plating)
• Polarity: Positive or negative (universal)
• Cover: Snap-on protective cover included
• Corrosion resistant: Yes Shock-Krome plating
• Brand: Stinger
• SKU: SPT53501

Features & Benefits

• Two 4 gauge outputs: Dual 4 gauge outputs allow two separate mid-range power runs directly from the battery clamp, ideal for feeding amplifiers, fuse blocks, or accessory circuits
• One 8 gauge output: A dedicated 8 gauge output provides a convenient tap-off for smaller accessory circuits, secondary amplifiers, or inline fuse feeds
• Corrosion-resistant Shock-Krome plating: Stinger's proprietary chrome finish resists corrosion in the engine bay environment, maintaining reliable contact and a premium appearance over the long term
• Works on positive and negative: Can be configured on either battery post, providing flexibility for full battery replacement or supplementing an existing terminal setup
• Snap-on protective cover included: Protects the terminal connections from accidental shorts, engine bay contamination, and debris
• Multiple output design: Consolidates power distribution at the battery, reducing the need for additional connectors and junction points in the engine bay wiring

Technical Specs

Compatible With

Universal suits all 12V automotive and audio installations requiring multi-output battery terminal connections including:

• Car audio amplifier power feeds (4 gauge)
• Fuse block and distribution block feeds
• Secondary circuit 8 gauge accessory runs
• Dual battery system positive/negative connections
• Custom audio and power builds

Pairs well with:

• Stinger SPT53502 (0GA/4GA multi-output terminal) for higher-current builds
• Stinger 4 gauge and 8 gauge power cable
• Stinger power distribution blocks
• Stinger circuit breakers (SGP901501, SGP90200)
• Stinger SVMR / SVMB digital voltage gauges

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the output configuration of the SPT53501?

The SPT53501 features two 4 gauge outputs and one 8 gauge output, allowing multiple power runs to be distributed directly from the battery clamp without a separate distribution block.

Can this terminal be used as a negative terminal?

Yes the SPT53501 works on both positive and negative battery posts, giving full flexibility for either side of the battery or for replacement of both factory terminals.

What is Shock-Krome plating?

Shock-Krome is Stinger's proprietary corrosion-resistant chrome plating, designed to maintain both electrical reliability and a premium appearance in the demanding heat, moisture, and chemical environment of an automotive engine bay.

Is a protective cover included?

Yes a snap-on protective cover is included to protect the terminal connections from accidental shorts, debris, and engine bay contamination.

How does the SPT53501 differ from the SPT53502?

The SPT53501 features (2) 4 gauge and (1) 8 gauge outputs, suited to mid-range audio builds. The SPT53502 features (2) 0 gauge and (1) 4 gauge outputs, making it the better choice for high-current builds running heavy 0 gauge power cable. Choose based on your system's power cable gauge requirements.