ANDERSONPowerpole Connectors 50 Pair

These work great if you crimp/install them properly.If you have never used Anderson Powerpole connectors before then you should expect to ruin a couple connectors while you figure out how to crimp them properly. You NEED a proper crimping device made for these connectors; you absolutely cannot get a good crimp with standard crimpers and if you try it will be frustrating. If you use a regular crimper you will get poor quality, loose crimps and will have to solder each connection; a proper crimping tool is the best $20 you will spend.Aside from getting the correct crimping tool the advice I would give is to make sure your wires are stripped the proper amount. The wire should just meet the end of the tube on the terminal. If it's too short the connection will be weak; if it's too long and pokes out the end of the tube it'll be difficult to insert the terminal into the housing.

I’ve used Anderson plugs for years for my 12v gear they just work.There are copies but the genuine ones are just better

They are easy to connect to wiring, and clip together to make a hard-to-screw-up connection to other pieces. Used them for a quick-connect setup for several pieces of electronics for my Jeep, none of which will be used full time, and this way can be swapped in and out more easily. They're also used by ham radio and emergency responders as a de facto power connection standard.I bought a pair of $8-10 crimping pliers (GB GS-388 8-Inch Crimping Electrical Plier) to use with these, very easy and much cheaper than the Anderson crimpers. Your mileage may vary, but they are rugged and worked well with the Powerpoles.

Never had a problem with these connectors.

Normal power poles. Arrived quickly and as promised.