iGreely MC4 Connector Solar Panel Cable Kits Compatible with Powerpole for Goal Zero Yeti, Suaoki, Renogy Portable Solar Generator Power Station 10AWG 60cm/2ft

The cabling options being sold in the Solar Panel industry are horrendous ! ... Prices are ridiculous everywhere ! ..So why give this outfit 5 stars when it is quite obvious the markup is well over 1,000 percent ???.. Simple put !.. They must have tested them before shipping . When I am out in the cold messing around with a series parallel array of panels and have to screw around to find out which crappy connector is the cause of zero charge ..Whelp ! ..It is not this seller's cables that is causing the problem so enough said ! .. I will gladly pay extra for something that works first time out of the box :)

This product is fine. I haven't actually used it - so I don't know how to really rate it, but it seems durable and nice. Giving them 5 stars because they don't deserve a lower rating because of my foolishness. However, I bought it after seeing all the "reconfigurable" talk, and I didn't think it through. I thought - oh, I can just switch it up if it doesn't work. I'm one of those people who didn't understand MC4 connectors first. :P The Anderson Power Pole (APP) side IS reconfigurable. Lovely. This makes it so I can make it connect to my Rockpals solar panel (ROCKPALS RP082) which ONLY has APP and no MC4. BUT - the MC4 side of this cable is wired (as it should be for other use cases) like an extension cord not like an adapter. Thus, instead of being red-male/black-female (like a normal solar panel would be) MY result was red-female/black-male. This had me scratching my head when I saw that my Bluetti cable ALSO had red-female/black-male. I'm 99% sure I will need to return this because I didn't think it through, but I'm holding onto it until the return window ends because I'm still piecing together my system. (I just got a Bluetti AC200P and I'm trying to figure out my best portable solar setup to get to the min 35V.) Having already purchased the Rockpals, I'm debating on buying more of those or switching to small flat panels.) Time will tell. In any event... Don't be like me. Draw out your plan first before buying this. HTH!

Nothing to dislike. It looks like it's a well made product. Worked great for hooking up my solar panel to my duracell generator. If you are buying this to hook it up to a duracell, please keep in mind Duracell messed up. The put it in backwards. So you just have to undue the wiring a bit to hook it up the correct way. There's YouTube Videos on this. That's how I knew what to do.

Purchased as Used-Mint. While the cable I purchased off this listing a couple of years ago "just worked" for my Duracell PowerSource 660, this cable was not setup in the correct orientation for my Anderson connector and as shown in the ad, you may have to back off on the insulation, un-dovetail the 2 connectors together, align it for how your Anderson style solar input is stacked and dovetail them back together. Once accomplished, it plugged in properly and I am able to use it now to charge up that power station.

We purchased the iGreely Connector Solar Panel Cable Kit for hooking up the solar panels on a van build we were doing. The cables were of good quality and the connectors seem to be very sturdy. The cable length was just right for the job. Good value for the price. We would purchase these again, if we ever needed them.