10AWG XT60 Female to Anderson Connector Cable Anderson to XT60 Plug Adapter Compatible with RC Battery/Solar Portable Power Power Station/Portable Solar Panel(Cable Length 2ft)

I have 1 product that takes anderson this is exactly what I needed

I purchased a 20amp LifePO4 battery charger that has a XT60 male connector. The included cable was battery clamps with a XT60 female connector on the other end. I would likely not be using the charger with battery clamps for anything, and I was just going to cut them off and install Anderson 45amp power poles.I then thought, no... I better just hang onto them, because after just having snipped off the clamps, I'm sure as hell certain that I'll will be wishing that I had not done that down the road.So I came across these 10 ga. AT60 female to Anderson Powerpole connector cables, perfect!These are well made and do not feel chintzy, like other China made cables.

Good connectors (not brittle plastic) nice and thick so it doesn’t get hot. I charge 400W with it.

I paired this with an Anderson plug on a diy battery station charger. Awesome that I don’t need to use alligator clips that can be nudged off or be a danger for young kids.

Had to replace battery on my e-bike after many years and this connection fit the bill

A large wire gauge (10AWG) and very well made cable; the XT60 end is embedded in a solid hunk of plastic casing that makes plugging / unplugging the normally small XT60 connector a cinch. I'm using this to connect my solar panel (which has male XT60 output) to my power station, which uses a somewhat rare input plug with an Anderson power pole adapter on the other end. The cable is quite stiff, but that is what I would expect from a10AWG cable. With this adapter cable, I can allow large electrical current aggregated from multiple panels (up to 30A total) to pass through knowing it won't be a bottleneck and cause significant power loss due to voltage drop.

I’ve had a power station and solar panel for a few years now and have been using the cables that came with them. They work fine but are very long and it’s tough to pack them into the small pouch on the back of the solar panel. I was hoping to find a connector that went directly from the panel to the power station and didn’t need the universal solar adapter in the middle. This cable is exactly what I needed and it works great. It’s also built very well and will last a long time. I highly recommend it if you have a solar panel and power station that supports these connections.

Well built 10 awg cable has sturdy XT60 connector (which I plugged into solar generator) and Anderson connectors on the other end to hook up to solar panels. Good solid connections on both ends. Should be able to handle higher amps and voltage. Will be testing during peak sunlight to see how it holds up to higher amps and time. For now, it works great, 5 stars