Can you ID these lugs

[bluedog225]

These Restore finds look like big Anderson Power Pole lugs. But instead of an “A” they have a “U”

I will have a hard time using these unless I can find the correct housing.

I‘m hoping I can find a spec sheet and figure these out.

Does anyone recognize the trade mark?

thanks

 

[mm08822]

Look like Anderson connector lugs. I don't know if these are knock-offs or somebody else respectable. Anderson connectors and the housings were surprisingly a PIA. When you crimp either side, make sure you don't rotate the wire. Causes random connection issues.

Buy all the correct crimp hardware/tools.

Start with Anderson hardware.....why use an unknown?

 

[PCustoms]

Knockoff Anderson power pole lugs.

Why bother?

 

[bluedog225]

Agreed. I’ve been looking around. I don’t trust anything other than the Anderson. Didn’t realize how many imitations were out there.

 

[txvwnut]

Could be for this, https://www.northerntool.com/products/warn-winch-quick-connect-plugs-model-22680-25818

 

[micromind]

DC power plug poles. Electric forklift chargers, etc.

 

[PCustoms]

DC power plug poles. Electric forklift chargers, etc.

Wow, really?

 

[micromind]

Wow, really?

These ones look a bit smaller that the ones I have worked with but the shape is similar.

They sort of snap in to the plastic body and it's important to get the plus and minus in the right spot.......lol.

 

[PCustoms]

These ones look a bit smaller that the ones I have worked with but the shape is similar.

They sort of snap in to the plastic body and it's important to get the plus and minus in the right spot.......lol.

Amazing.

These sound a lot like an Anderson power pole as suggested in a few posts....

 

[bluedog225]

Anderson’s have an “A”

 

[PCustoms]

Anderson’s have an “A”

Nevermind...

I was making a joke about people who don't read threads and just reply. Pretty clear what they are, you're asking who made them