SZJELEN SP13 2pin/3pin/4pin/5pin/6pin/7pin/ 9pin Aviation Cable Connector,IP67 Waterproof Plug Socket,LED Light Equipment Connector (2pin, Pair-Plug(Male)&Socket(Female))

These are good panel mount connectors. They are fully plastic, which in my case was a good thing. The connectors are sturdy and reasonable for the price. This is not a LEMO or Fischer, but was not expecting this especially for the price :)

Nice quality item, both parts connect easily and snug. I would buy this again!

These connectors are as advertised. A first look shows that a lot of the negative reviews aren't particularly accurate. They're light, but it's not because the plastic is thin. They're made of plastic. They're plastic all-weather plug/socket combos. As long as you keep that in mind, they're fine.Some of the reviews claim that the threads are bad, or that the pins come out. Neither is true. The connectors plug together easily and tighten to finger tight with no problems. The nut that holds the socket into the bulkhead tightens snug with a small adjustable wrench. I was careful not to tighten it like it was made of metal, but it's still tight enough that you can't unscrew it with your fingers.The pins seem to be well-attached. My only complaint with the pins is that the look very thin in the 4 pin connectors. They'd bend easily. In the case of both the 2-pin and 4-pin connectors, I think the 13A/250V rating for the 2-pin connector is very much aspirational.There's a rubber seal to seal the mount in the bulkhead, one inside of the connector itself, and another in the plug. The plug has a gland to seal it from the elements.All-in-all, not bad.

They were smaller than I wanted. Hard to solder a #12 wire on to it.

I’m mixed. Sure, it’s somewhat flimsy, has no instructions and has several frustrating gotchas. And it’s not cheap enough to balance that out. But on the other hand, it’s actually pretty nicely designed and built. You just gotta take time and care with it. Almost worth the price.During install, I almost immediately stripped the threading (between the connector and barrel) when I hand tightened it. As expected, it just got worse with repeated attempts. I wanted to use this for 110V, so was worried it would be unsafe, as pulling on the connector might have exposed the live wires.Until I realized I needed to tighten the nut above the thread, revealing slightly more thread for a lot of extra grip. Maybe a veteran wouldn’t have made this mistake, but some simple instructions would have gone a long way. That, and the fact I was able to damage the threading with gentle pressure out of the box, is just ... disappointing.Especially so, because the design is otherwise pretty nice and build quality is ... actually pretty good. It’s not going in any fighter jets or medical scanners, but it’s definitely not junk, and is more than robust enough for what most people will throw at it. A little flimsy in places (end cap screws), but not where it really matters for safety or performance.Very easy to solder, lots of other nice little features during install. No crimping tool! And it looks like it would keep most weather-borne dust and water out. (I wouldn’t dunk it, but like ... that might actually work.)Connection holds plenty firmly without using the screw, which is great for easy disconnection with one hand. And it’s light and compact. These factors were important for my use.Probably won’t buy again: mostly because of the price. But I would be _tempted_ to. Eight bucks is just a little bit 😏