🔌 Glarks 20 Pair 30AMP Quick Disconnect Power Terminals Connectors, Red Black Quick Connect Battery Connector Modular Power Connectors Set - Improved SEO Review

Do they work? Yes. as long as you use them exclusively. As an RV driver and amateur radio operator, I converted almost all of my low voltage connections to a power pole. They don't mix well with dozens of other Power Pole connectors. They don't make good contact with the original Anderson mounts. They tend to fall apart after reassembly and they are definitely of a different construction than any others I have used. I won't be buying them again and will probably just use the red and black…

I have used both original and regular supports for many years and have had no problems. Although I don't normally use pen slots, except when using a lintel clasp, they don't have this hole. I have always found that the Power Poles have a slight click when mated. It's not like this. In fact, some of the metal tabs hung lower than others, making assembly awkward. I'm not saying their entire line is bad - obviously people like them. But my set was far inferior to Powerwerx and Connector Pros.

This is my first time using Anderson terminals and I find them very disappointing. I don't have an official crimping or insertion tool, so that could be the problem. I've used many other types of connectors and these are the most frustrating as it's hard to tell where the terminal is hanging if you don't get a positive "click" when you plug it in. I was having trouble finding guides on Youtube until I came across the ham radio community who use these connectors extensively. A clear…

I received these plugs in November 2019. I installed some of these on the power wires for a new radio in my car. They looked like the Anderson power poles I've used for years. I had no problem comparing them to the "real ones" that were playing on the radio. The fit was fine. Some other users said that the bolts were not included in the Glarks connectors. In my experience, pins are usually NOT free. My connectors came together and didn't need a pin to hold them in place. It's possible that the…

I have used both original and conventional supports for many years and no problems. Although I don't normally use pen slots, except when using a lintel clasp, they don't have this hole. I've always found that utility poles have a slight click when they mate. It's not like this. In fact, some of the metal tabs hung lower than others, making assembly awkward. I'm not saying their entire line is bad - obviously people like them. But my set was far inferior to Powerwerx and Connector Pros.

This is my first time using Anderson terminals and I find them very frustrating to use. I don't have an official crimping or insertion tool, so that could be the problem. I've used many other types of connectors and these are the most frustrating as it's hard to tell where the terminal is hanging if you don't get a positive "click" when you plug it in. I was having trouble finding guides on Youtube until I stumbled across the ham radio community who use these connectors extensively. A clear…

I received these connectors in November 2019. I installed some of these on the power wires for the new two-way cellular radio in my car. They looked like the Anderson power poles I've used for years. I had no problem comparing them to the "real ones" that were playing on the radio. The fit was fine. Some other users said that the bolts were not included in the Glarks connectors. In my experience, pins are generally NOT available at no extra cost. My connectors came together and didn't need a…