iGreely Solar Panel to 8mm Adapter Cable DC 8mm Connector with DC 5.5x2.5mm Converter for Portable Backup Power Station GZ Yeti Jackery Solar Generator 14AWG 6ft

Have purchased these a few times. Works every time. Used them to connect my solar panels on my cabin in the mountains.

Quality, nice looking, works great.

I like them they do good job

Woot (an Amazon subsidiary) had the ACOPower 100w monocrystalline panels on sale for $50, so I bought one to go with a Jackery Explorer 290 I'll be using this summer. I had a different style of solar plug setup and didn't want to rewire anything, so I just went with buying this, and it's perfect with respect to the Jackery plug fit. Since the Jackery unit I own only charges up to 90W or something I'm fine with the wiring, though if I were doing four panels in series for a better model, I'd probably want larger gauge wiring. It seems there's a common theme amongst manufacturers of these aftermarket kits: adapter plugs (which fit onto wired plug ends) aren't the way to go if you're hooking up a solar generator. Buy this one for a Jackery or something with the 8mm plug (7909?). If you have a different solar charging generator plug, buy something else.

This doesn't fit the Jackery Portable Power Station Explorer 160 but apparently it does fit other models. Still looking for something that will fit the DC input because I already have a 45 watt panel and the Jackery panel is a bit expensive. But had it fit It probably would have worked fine.

I purchased this for two Bluetti Maxoak solar power stations. There seems to be some confusion out there (including on Amazon) about what plugs work with the Bluettis. They require an 8mm plug with no special issues. I connected one end to the MC4 connectors of my solar panel and the other side to the 8 mm inputs of my Bluettis. They worked perfectly. I’m getting a max 120 W from the solar panels to my power stations. These cables are very well made, thick and robust. They were packaged nicely. Again, if you have any of the Bluetti solar power stations with the 8mm input, this works.

I will use it to connect a 100 watt solar panel mounted on a metal roof at my isolated camp to a cable connected to my Goal Zero Yeti 400 controller.

It will not connect to my panels. I'm fairly sure my panels are correct because they do connect to a standard charge controller. EDIT: So, after more research, the connectors will work; they are just labeled wrong. The positive has a - sign and the negative has a + sign. I'm open minded and okay with trans folks, gay folks, and even people who listen to country music, but this is a step too far. Society will crumble.

I'm using this on an Anker 535 PowerHouse to hook a small panel into it. Works perfectly, and the cable is well made. Not much more to say since it just works!

Fantastic quality and works well with my jackery 240. I have a 120w pannel and it worked perfect

This cable is garbage, bought to charge my Jackey 240 explorer with an eco worth 100w panel. The red wire is labeled negative however it is positive. The diode was blown in my cable and I had go replace it. After replacing the diode and testing the wire with a meter I did make it work. However who in the right mind would label a positive cable as negative. These people are rediculas. DO NOT BUY From this seller. You could get electrocuted!

The cable itself is well made and without an adapter works fine on a Jackery or CTechi station but the reason I got it was for use on a VTOMAN station and the adapter failed after only a couple of days use due to poor quality contacts on positive side. I bought it as thought it was good quality and it stated that adapter was suitable for 5.5mm x 2.1mm station but clearly it is not and was also a little slack although it worked as stated for a couple of days. After a few messages (first one was ignored) I got a refund which was fair enough. If you need a cable for a VTOMAN station then get one which has the correct plug on it without the need for an adapter. (5.5mm x 2.1mm)