10AWG Solar Panel to Anderson Connector Adapter Extension Cable,10FT

I bought these to work with it 20 V. Renogy panel for my off road vehicle charger, they have been working very well and seem to be weather resistant

I've purchased 2 of these for different pannels. I like to change the old school solar connectors, which can be difficult to disconnect, to these standard Anderson style connections. Then I have two 25 foot anderson cable to get to whatever device I'm connecting. I've found them to be 100% compatible with the anderson connectors I have. The wire gauge can easily handle the amperage I'm dealing wtih yet flexible enought to be easily wound up for storage. I like the shortest length so it's easily stowed with the solar panels.

Disconnector worked perfectly with the extension cord that we needed it. It’s

My solar now charges my power station. Can't complain about that.

This accessory will serve nicely to convert the MC4 connectors to Anderson Power Poles. It would've been nice if they had used the "zip cord" type of wire instead of separate wires.....but it's still ok.

I ordered an OUPES Battery bank alittle over a year ago and normally just charged it at home to use for power at a jobsite. however now i intend on taking it to my Cabin / Deer Lease and hooking it to Solar Panels. but lost the original that came with it. this is the exact some thing and works as expected.

Item was as described. Worked under very harsh conditions (dust, wind and rain) at Burning Man. The MC4 connectors seemed well assembled, as did the Anderson Power Pole connector. The wire seems of good quality and appeared to be 10 gauge. Of course, one could create this at home, but a pre-built cable and connector is a lot more convenient, especially at this price. The cable is of the correct polarity if one follows the RACES standard for Anderson connectors.

My son has his car all fixed up for a camping trip with a powerbank that runs a 12v refrigerator, the places he wants to camp do not have power, so I got him a solar panel, but the cable that came with it was not long enough, so I got this for him. This cable had no problem maxing out my son's solar input of 300W. I got him a 420Watt panel because that way he can get a max charge even without moving it around all the time. This is a nice heavy cable with solar connectors on one end and the Anderson connector on the other end, so it's not confusing with all kinds of options that he just doesn't need. It's a nice flexible cable and it's long enough that he can track the sun without restriction from the cable, but not so long that it won't store in the solar panel pocket. This cable is really working GREAT!