Anderson Power Products SB50 Connector Kit, 50 Amps, Gray Housing, w/ 10 12 AWG, 6319 (1 Pair)

This product worked flawlessly and was very durable and sturdy I was very impressed I have a hydraulic crimper on hand that was not real expensive that I've used for a van conversion and I set that to a 10 and it worked perfectly. If I had to do the compression by hands or something I don't know it would probably be a bit tough I tried it with a crimper and was not able to make a dent in the connector. I ended up he shrinking the ends where the wire insulation stopped into the Anderson brass and that was awesome and it worked perfectly. I've never used Anderson Clips before but now that I have I'm sort of hooked but I probably will never need them again. This was for a van conversion and 10 AWG wires into a water from a 12 volt system. Anything larger than 10 AWG I'm not sure if this would really fit well and it's up to you if you want to trim your eight AWG brass to fit this fitting but that's kind of your call. For 10 and 12 AWG this would be perfect. I don't care what it says.

This is the second time I purchased these. The first time I only replaced the connector in the plug and not the receptacle on the EZ-GO Marathon cart. This was a mistake as the receptacle connection had a bad connection as well. This resulted in the plug connector being a poor connection and overheating, partially melting the connector housing. Not yet knowing of the connection issue, I replaced the plug again. In a short time, the same thing happened. I reordered the pair and replaced both connectors this time. This was much better as I now have a solid smooth connection when plugging the cart. The tool was useful for removing the old connection contact, but a small jewelers flat screwdriver would probably work. You can also just cut off the wire at the end of the connector housing if you have enough spare wire. Installing the new plug was done using a wide flat screwdriver and pushing on the back of the contact until it clicks in place.Tip:Instead of buying a specialized crimping tool I used the $25 to buy a Bernzomatic butane torch soldering tool. It can be used 3 ways. I removed the end to provide a small torch flame per directions. Using a vise-grip plier (or a vise) to hold the contact vertically, I soldered the wire into the end for a solid electrical connection and a nifty soldering tool for other projects!

Used these to remote the 425cca starting battery on my little 4kw generator. I've been using Anderson connectors professionally for years, car batteries, diesel batteries, UPS batteries, etc. I've never been disappointed! If you get these, you're gonna need a T&B stakon tool, or something similar, to crimp the barrels, I used the WT115A using die setting D-8.

This is a good quality connector and, if you are just going to use the included plastic housings to mate with each other, you will have no problem. However, if (like me) you intend to mate one of these connectors with an existing Anderson Powerpole SB50A connector, this device might not work for you. Although this GRAY connector looks almost identical to other 50 amp connectors (see photo), it will not mate with connectors that have a visible gap at the mating surface.Please be aware of this fact before purchasing. The connectors with a gap, like the red and pink ones in the photo, WILL mate with each other. Likewise, connectors without the gap WILL mate with each other. But you WILL NOT be able to connect a “gap” connector with a “no gap” connector.

Very strong, quality materials. Used for a solid quick disconnect to replace heavy guage alligator clips.

I use a lot of these for solar and Ham radio connections

connection works great for heavier electronic boat wiring. Very positive connector. Highly recommend this product.

What I had order works great