Battery Terminal Connectors Top Post Battery Terminal Ends, Copper Plate, Positive and Negative, Applicated in Car, Boat, Van, and More

fits a standard terminal very well, connected well. I like the extra connections on the top to allow smaller connections with no issues at all.

They actually worked good. Time will tell but for now ere good

Quick delivery! Super easy to install. Built-in plastic terminal/post covers ;) . For the price... ya can't beat it.

These are made decent. You get what you pay for.

Cleans up cranking battery where all electronics wires usually go to the main wing nut post, makes wires easier to identify

I was able to use part of old broken cable clamp attached to the new cable ends with out cutting old end off.

Used in my boat to separate all the electrics. Keeps things near and easier to put back on after pulling the battery for the winter

Works great. Was able to use a car battery in my Golf Cart using these. Works great with multiple battery connections.

These battery clamps are really good quality. The multiple cable connectivity can be a boon especially in the case of boats and caravans. They are typical Germanic build quality and I doubt anyone would be dissatisfied with them. They are made to a high tolerance and just make sure that you have them the right way round. i.e. the + goes to the + and the - goes to the -.Otherwise, you might end up hammering the negative one onto the positive wondering why the other one slid on so nicely - its because you've got them the wrong way around!

I bought these to replace aging terminals on my truck, but they are not thick enough for heavier current applications.The terminals have multiple connection points, which is useful, but are only made from light pressed metal, so would not be capable of passing higher currents (e.g. starter motor on a diesel truck) without heating rapidly and possibly stretching.I didn't want to risk it, so bought two sets of cast terminals instead.That said, these would be fine for lower current applications, and I've used them for auxiliary batteries and external lighting.They'd be up to leisure use, but I'd still be wary of running, say, a high powered 12V/240V inverter

I got some Halfords leisure batteries and they may be a lil smaller than others. This meant I had to snip off the plastic to allow me to tighten it up. Easy thing to get off with snips. They fit on snuggly and I have no worries about them. Very happy with the quality and when I get another battery I will again buy this for my solar setup. This will allow me to put them in parallel easily!

They're not bad. They do the job.People saying "they don't fit" are installing them incorrectly, the terminals on a 12V battery are tapered and as such one side of the terminal is larger than the other. If you don't want the connectors on the top, buy something else. it's not "installing it upside-down", it's just "installing it". they are designed to go on one way and not the other.they're cheap, and because of the design and materials they can bend quite easily; but they do make a good reliable electrical connection and fit nicely over the terminals of a car battery or similar, at least when installed correctly.I will be replacing these with some meatier ones in the near future but they're more than good enough for my immediate needs.

This pair of battery terminals are great if you find that your car or leisure battery only has a pillars at the positive and negative terminals and does not have threaded bolts as well. Threaded bolts are great for attacking any cables that have a ring terminal on them. You'll need a 10mm spanner for the 2 smaller bolts and a 13mm spanner for the larger central bolt.Good points:1. Well-made. Nice and strong;2. Clamps firmly onto the lead pillar terminal via a bolt;3. Three threaded bolts with locknuts which allow multiple cables to be attached;4. They are colour coded in black and red, so it's easy to distinguish positive from negative.Bad Points:None. I'd buy these again.Helpful Hint:Ensure that you clean the battery pillars with fine sandpaper or emery cloth before bolting these terminals, so that you ensure you have a sound electrical connection.