🔌 High-Quality 2 AWG Pure Copper Battery Inverter Cables - Ideal for Solar, RV, Car, Boat - Red + Black, 12 Inches with 5/16 inch Lugs Review

Very good, high quality, pure copper. I think that's the best you can get. I don't know what you could do with them to make them better.

I bought these cables for a DIY solar generator project. These cables are well made, connect easily to battery terminals and do the job they were bought for. Will buy again if needed for next project.

I'm not the world's leading expert on such things but they were brief but flexible to what I needed. Worked great for my application in a 12v portable battery with a 100ah AGM battery and a 6 pin accessory fuse box. Easier access to the fuse box and elimination of additional cables.

Worked great for extending our RV battery cables so I could fit a kill switch. Well built, very durable. The clamps are good and thick to fix the screw. I had to drill holes to fit the terminal I was using as I couldn't find the right size on Amazon. Nothing more to say they did what I needed to do for a good price.

Out of the box quality looks good. "6 ton crimp" sounded strong. It doesn't, an instant rupture of one of the wire crimps leaving the hot wire attached to the battery ready to be shorted to nearby ground. The electrician is C10 so adding a new crimp is a breeze, they just aren't trustworthy enough not to wreck your entire solar system.

I ordered these to connect two of my LiFEPO4 batteries to a bus bar for 12V DC output. The cables are not 12". long. They are 12" from the ends of the tips. I thought 12" was for cables and spade terminals. Well, they are two" past my battery location from the BUS Bar. They should come back, I'll make them myself, um making sure I get what I need. There is no value here for me. 1 star for inconsistency.

Good quality 2Awg OFC 100% copper cable! Good heavy tips. Better look for a battery cable. That corresponds to technical properties, not aluminum COPPER-PLATED GO AND ORDER IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR THIS THIS IS THE REAL CABLE YOU SHOULD LOOK FOR Thin strands don't know how much but more than my high end car audio cables.

Quality of parts is good. The connectors appear to be solid and the welding cable has decent insulation. The heat shrink material was thick. However, when I connected my components, I tested the setup with my multimeter. I haven't read that this is weird. I went back and looked at the connectors and found that the cable had slipped right out of the connector. It wasn't a peak of stress so I'm not sure why. When I inspected the crimp, I saw that it wasn't very deep and shallow, which didn't…