iGreely 6mm² Solar Panel Extension Cable with Female and Male Solar Connector, 6mm² Solar Cable 3m (3m Red + 3m Black)

Exactly what we needed as part of our campervan solar set up, good quality and are lasting well.

Well made and worked brilliantly

“Does what it say on the tin” Works well as intended

Perfect size cable for my solar setup in my campervan.

Does the job

Ideal extension for solar

These are perfect: copper core Copper is far superior to aluminium concoction. These pair of 9M 6mm squared solar panel connecting leads are easy to work with as their supple. Each 9M lead with the connections weight about 800 grams.

Heavy gauge wire, seems good quality yetbto install and test.

Not sure yet on longevity but appears good quality. Shipping on time. Fair price. So far so good

I felt like these cables are HD grade. The connections appear to be well made.

The iGreely 20 Feet 10AWG Solar Extension Cable is a top-notch product that undoubtedly deserves a 5-star rating. This extension cable is an excellent choice for solar setups, offering reliable and efficient performance. Its 10AWG gauge ensures ample power transmission and durability. The 20-foot length provides ample flexibility for positioning solar panels. What's most commendable is its reliability - a crucial factor for any solar system. Whether you're setting up solar panels for your home or an off-grid project, this cable does its job flawlessly. In summary, it's a great wire that delivers on all fronts and lives up to expectations.

Good quality, easy termination

We use this with a 2017 Jayco Hummingbird RV and a Renogy solar panel when dispersed camping. The bare wire ends are fastened directly to the RV battery terminals and secured via the terminal nuts. The other end, with the solar panel adaptor connectors, is attached to the Renogy solar panel connectors. These can be easily connected or disconnected from the solar panel. Twenty foot length has proved to be just right for us. Long enough for the solar panel to be placed in sunlight, but not so long that charge efficiency is lost. The wire is stout. When not in use we coil up the wire and secure it to the camper frame with velcro. One question I had prior to purchase was my camper has a so-called solar connection port. Would the extension cord fit? Those ports are generally obsolete. Modern solar panels use the connectors that are on this cable. They are best wired directly to the RV battery.