iGreelyConnector Solar Panel Cable Kits for Goal Zero Yeti, Suaoki, Renogy Jackery Portable Solar Generator Power Station 10AWG 10Ft 3m

Great! Worked very well.

Heavy guage large diameter wires with good insulation. Will carry a lot of current with very little voltage drop.

Tested it with 2 75W panels and they worked fine

I was able to use this for connecting my solar panels to my goal zero yeti. You do need to split the rubber end part that plugs into the goal zero for it to fit, but it was easy to do.

Purchased a Duracell powerblock 500 and it connects and seems to be working so far.I was expecting the nylon shielding to be a little better quickly and be more in place but it works. I don’t expect it to hold up as long as the cable will.

This product is fine. I haven't actually used it - so I don't know how to really rate it, but it seems durable and nice. Giving them 5 stars because they don't deserve a lower rating because of my foolishness.However, I bought it after seeing all the "reconfigurable" talk, and I didn't think it through. I thought - oh, I can just switch it up if it doesn't work.I'm one of those people who didn't understand MC4 connectors first. :PThe Anderson Power Pole (APP) side IS reconfigurable. Lovely. This makes it so I can make it connect to my Rockpals solar panel (ROCKPALS RP082) which ONLY has APP and no MC4. BUT - the MC4 side of this cable is wired (as it should be for other use cases) like an extension cord not like an adapter. Thus, instead of being red-male/black-female (like a normal solar panel would be) MY result was red-female/black-male. This had me scratching my head when I saw that my Bluetti cable ALSO had red-female/black-male.I'm 99% sure I will need to return this because I didn't think it through, but I'm holding onto it until the return window ends because I'm still piecing together my system. (I just got a Bluetti AC200P and I'm trying to figure out my best portable solar setup to get to the min 35V.) Having already purchased the Rockpals, I'm debating on buying more of those or switching to small flat panels.) Time will tell.In any event... Don't be like me. Draw out your plan first before buying this. HTH!

I bought a BougeRV solar panel to connect to my Goal Zero 1000 Core power station. This cable does the trick perfectly.

I used this when upgrading the solar panel on our RV. I used Anderson PowerPoles top to bottom when I built the original system - this let me easily swap between roof-mount and portable mount (with a variety of cable lengths) when camping. Our new Renogy panel had MC4 cables that are soldered to the panel (rather than a terminal block that could be unscrewed), and I didn't want to cut those cables to switch to APP connectors, so this adapter was an easy solution.I really like Anderson PowerPole in general because the connector housing lets you create your own polarized connector setup with however many pins and orientation you like.Two minor critiques (but not enough to knock off a star):1) I wish a shorter version was available. I didn't really need 24" of length, but too long was better than too short.2) I wish this system came with one of the Anderson "roll pins" to lock the connectors once you've slid them into orientation. I have these in my kit since I've built a lot of APP cables over the years, but for someone without a bunch of spares, you may occasionally have issues with the two connectors sliding apart, so the pin would be nice.

The cabling options being sold in the Solar Panel industry are horrendous ! ... Prices are ridiculous everywhere ! ..So why give this outfit 5 stars when it is quite obvious the markup is well over 1,000 percent ???.. Simple put !.. They must have tested them before shipping . When I am out in the cold messing around with a series parallel array of panels and have to screw around to find out which crappy connector is the cause of zero charge ..Whelp ! ..It is not this seller's cables that is causing the problem so enough said ! .. I will gladly pay extra for something that works first time out of the box :)