⚡️ Chunzehui F-1011 Power Pole Distribution Block Module: Efficient 6-Position 45A Connector Power Splitter Review

Good results in a compact package. Great for my POTA setup. IC-705, PA-100 Amplifier, LDG Z-100 Plus Tuner, powered by 6Ah Miady LiFePo.

I use Anderson power poles to connect to 12 volts and this distribution block module works great for me. One pair of power pins is used for the 12V input, leaving 5 pairs of power pins for the power output. Good construction at a reasonable price made this a good buy for me.

I really like the PowerPole series connectors and had high hopes of using them in conjunction with my alternative energy source. The 45 amp rating is a bit optimistic though, so don't plan on running it continuously without occasionally fiddling with the connector pins to avoid overheating/intermittent issues.

I am a radio amateur converting my old spade type power connectors to better (in my opinion) Anderson Pole type power connectors. This F-1011 appears to be well built. Don't rely on 45 amps from one outlet. This works fine for my 20-25 amp transmitters. The extra sockets are good for powering lightbulbs and stuff on all those little 12 volt meters and tuners. I like it.

Great price, meets my needs. With other brands, I'm stuck with either 4 or 8 connections, with no spacers. Obviously one of those is the input so it really means 3 or 7 devices. Instead, this block allows me to power 5 devices in a very compact form. I use power poles for everything in my RV, so this stays in a weatherproof box on the front of my trailer for electric jacks, tire pumps, lights, auxiliary chargers, etc. I definitely love the shape and price. Later I will consider other products…

I like this baby. You don't have to run 45 amps through it, so it should take a while. I disassembled it and it is well assembled inside. I don't know if the $32 I paid was far off or not, but for the power distribution, I should have paid more to be bigger, with a volt meter. This is approximately 4 inches long and 1.5 inches wide, it looks larger in the pictures than it actually is. I use it to power my hams and it works great for that purpose. There are already fuses on each of my channels…

Telescope companies want $300-$700 for a PDU (Power Distribution Unit) with some software features but this thing works great and costs a lot less, sometimes simplicity is better. the setup for image editing is complicated enough! I use this to get input from a lighter adapter with a DC inverter at home, or with a lighter adapter for a car or my portable backpack when I'm on the road to power all my astronomy gear with prop adapters . Incredibly happy, works well and saved me tons of money so I

The connectors are either genuine Anderson Powerpoles or a very similar and high quality imitation. They combine strongly with good immediate effect. I'll never run 45A through them, only to split a 15A circuit into another room, but thick traces (top and bottom) with extra jumpers in parallel as shown look like they're meant to be in be able to without too much voltage drop. During the first tests, I briefly pulled through a current of 22 A without any losses worth mentioning. The metal body…

Excellent price. Great metal body. good density but I don't really care. I used a few of these and 2 other APP block styles from Chunzehui. I opened them all and find them well made. The connectors they come with aren't a real APP, but are sooo close that you really have to look closely to realize they're not. I have real APP connectors and they fit perfectly with these blocks. great, i added a set of wires to the one with the APP at the end so it connects to the chunzehui fuse box and i had…