1332-BK PP15 Powerpole Connector Contact, 16-20 GA, 15A (100 pieces)

Anderson Powerpoles are difficult to work with, you need to crimp them perfectly with a refined technique and a quality crimper. Once you figure out how to crimp properly they work just OK. However, they are terribly overrated and often intermittent. I use them because they have become standard in the Amateur radio community.

I bought (100) 15 Amp Power Pole inserts to expand and upgrade my various "go box", "go bag" configurations. Pay attention to the wire gauge of your devices. When selecting which pole insert (15A, 30A or 45A) larger wire needs higher amperage. For additional clues select the pole with a higher ampere rating than your fuse!Use a Anderson Power Pole crimper, then if desired, "dab" a bit of solder to get the best performance from the connection(s).

If you want Power Pole connectors, shop here. These are real Anderson, not the cheap knockoffs you'll find (and find foisted upon you) elsewhere on Amazon. Beware of cheap imitations.

These pins look just like the ones I bought directly from Anderson. Priced is good and quality is good.

So many employees pull the wire out of the Anderson plugs at work. Had to by new metal connectors to repair. If you are doing a lot I highly recommend buying specific crimper to make the job go quicker.

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I just found out these existed. I used to just fondle the 12Ga. pins and try to center my small wires. These work great with small wires. Game changer!

Pretty quick shipping and they look good. It is critical to use the correct size connector for the intended wire size even if the circuit is fused for is less than the connector is rated for. My crimper gives the size wire for the amperage rating of the contacts. They work fine as long as the right size wire for the connector is used.