Anderson Power Pole for motors

[Donut]

I had the same original concerns last year when we decide to try them out. If you want to take a look at the datasheets for in-rush current and temperature rise at continuous load they are available on Anderson's website: http://www.andersonpower.com/product...onnectors.html

Our team loved using them and they definitely saved us a lot of trouble with screwdrivers in tight spaces when we decided to replace every Jaguar on our drivetrain with a Victor Saturday afternoon of our first regional last year. Buy more contacts than the amount of connectors you plan on using so you have some spares when they don't get crimped properly.

[IndySam]

We have used these for a long time and love them. The key is to have a good crimper, don't skimp and purchase a cheep one.

The one we use.

[Mr V]

Originally Posted by IndySam

We have used these for a long time and love them. The key is to have a good crimper, don't skimp and purchase a cheep one.

The one we use.

+1 if you are going to use Power Pole connectors you need a tool specifically designed for the Power Pole terminals. A ratcheting one is best because it insures that it is fully crimped. If the person operating it doesn't have the hand strength to properly complete the crimp you will know.