iGreely 5.5mm x 2.1mm DC Male Power Plug Cable for Portable Generator 14 AWG Wire 3.3ft/1m (Male)

I use this cable to power my Starlink mini dish with a 20Ah 12V LifePO4 battery. On the battery I have an Anderson Powerpole connector. I connect the Anderson Powerpole connector on this cable to my battery and then plug in the other end into the Starlink mini. I have not had any issues using this cable. It does not get hot and it looks well constructed. Each of the connectors have shrink wrap to protect the connection. If needed you can pull the cover back to adjust the arrangement of the Anderson Powerpole connectors to match whatever you are plugging them into. Some are vertical whereas other devices accept the powerpoles horizontally.

This is a nice cable that works well to connect my solar cells to my equipment with Anderson PowerPoles. Easy to install and work with, now if I can stop misplacing my cables.

Worked perfectly for my purposes. I used this adapter cable to connect a set of portable solar panels to my Rockpals 200 watts portable power station. I actually felt a little bit stupid because when I first tried to hook it up, it didn't work. I thought I had a male-to-male connection, and that I was out of luck. But then I remembered reading on a site that these Anderson connectors can be reconfigured so you can move the black and the red to a different horizontal positions, or even stack them vertically. It's hard to describe, but when you see them, they're kind of like Legos. Very cool.

Measurements and size are dead on. Good solid Anderson connection. Barrel jack fits Celestron and Orion telescope equipment well.

The materials in this product appear to be of good quality and it works for my needs, with an important caveat. The power pole connectors are assembled rotated 90 degrees from the orientation I have commonly found for power distribution strips, like the one I have. The delivered configuration may be ok for portable generators but look at your application and be prepared to change the orientation yourself. The change, if needed, is easy enough. Slip the plastic boot back off of the power pole connectors and slide the dovetails on the red and black pair apart in the long direction. Rotate both connectors 90 degrees and slide them back together. Then slide the plastic boot back on. Make sure the internal metal contacts are on the same side and that the red and black connectors are on the correct side of each other to match the place they are to plug into. Engaging the dovetails on the sides of the connectors is a little finicky so look at how they need to fit and make sure the connectors are flat against each other and lined up to engage.

I purchased two of these and they were exactly the same, 100 cm tip-to-tip. The 14 AWG wire will handle 15 amps and have less than a 2% voltage drop at 13 volts at one meter. Thus, not a problem if only pulling 10 amps at that voltage. I plan to use these with 12v LED flood lights that draw less than one amp and provide 800 lumen (60w) of light each. You do have to adjust the power poles to be side-by-side which is not a problem. * I purchased two of these to use with my Ecoflow Delta 2 DC5521 three amp ports. While both DC5521 barrel ports are three amps simultaneously, they are shared with the 12v vehicle charger port of 126W max all combined. Basically, if you're pulling 10 amps using the 12v vehicle power port, there's nothing left for these two ports. If you do plug something in, you'll have reduced voltage and amperage and that can be very bad for many devices.

Construction quality is very good and the cable flexes like a wet noodle.

And this one works fantastic. A couple of months in the car with zero problems.