If I am going to use these only as a "quick disconnect" for a semi portable "battery Box" will I have any problems with them NOT being "NAME BRAND"?
462101
I have had no issues using these as a quick connect for my ATV winch on the rear of my machine. When in use it is near continual and I expect it is drawing a lot of amperage. They provide a solid connection and the construction seems good. My only complaint is the rubber covers, they fit loosely. I corrected this by a few wraps of electrical tape of matching coler and it corrected this minor issue. So I see no problems for them being used for your application.
462102
No. They are excellent quality. Keep them out of the elements and protect them from UV rays. Good to go.
462103
no problems I installed them and they have worked as expected solid quality
462104
Very good quality connectors. The rubber covers could fit a little snugger, but that's my ONLY nit about them. A Little hint on connecting the cable: prep the wire & terminals with electrical grade soldering flux first, then crimp them pretty snugly in a bench vise, then heat with a propane torch and fill the void with electrical solder. This gives you the best of both worlds in terms of security & connectivity.
462105
I bought this for a winch on a goose neck trailer and it works just fine. Seems to be a good secure connection.
462106
Not really. The quality of the plug is pretty good. The two negatives about this plug is the metal terminal only holds a 4 gauge wire (I know it says 2, but it's not true) and the metal terminal is extremely hard to crimp/ solder. I had to use a 5lb mallet to slam them shut and if you do not do it correctly the first time, you probably won't be able to open it back up to try again. Be careful that the wire does not try to "scoot" out of the plug as you hammer the terminals closed.
462107
No I did a similar thing with them using a battery and winch... You should be fine just be sure to silicone the back of the terminal once the wires are connected
675914
They will work. I didn't like the connectors since they didn't crimp down far enough so the connections is not that good once they are plugged in.
629892
I don't think so, It shouldn't be an issue using your current wiring set up to disconnect and attach to this unit.
1402329
I don't know anything about different brands. All I can tell you is that the battery case can be opened and holds two smaller batteries. As long as they're the same size/type of batteries, it should work. Sorry I'm not more helpful.
187214
Beware of any connections between two battery packs. Ask someone who is near by and can look at what you are connecting. Fire and danger from fumes are possible.
1516724
The brand and capacity does not matter. As long as the battery has the right size and chemistry (NiMH or NiCd), you can chrage it.
985217
They are alright. They will work just fine I'm most devices and last about a day or day and a half before needing to be charged. If using a mech mod I suggest getting Sony 30 amps instead.
361183
Sorry, don't know. I use a no-name brand tool, but I'd say not, looking at the Foredom cables on eBay.
1395882
I don't know but my guess would beno. All the pins would have to match to make electrical contact and it's unlikely they would across brands.
1263456
certainly. the quick disconnect plate is quite small (3x4mm) and once attached won't block the battery door.
44741
Why, yes -- these will. The brand is a treasure. (It does help to occasionally make sure the batteries stay well connected.)
1761158
Yes. It will only keep you from disconnecting if it detects the engine running, which you want because a running engine without battery could overvoltage and cause problems.
1699133
Yes, with this particular model. As long as a quick-connect does not have an internal shutoff it will drain.
1630056
These will still work. The fact that these are 900mah should mean they will last longer, but deliver the same 2.4v worth of power.
1747367
As long as the specs match what you need (battery size, voltage, amps per hour, etc.), there should be no problems; however, make certain that it has the correct type terminal connectors. When it comes to connectors, there are different types and sizes, so study them carefully.
1405709
It depends how you are using your batteries. If you are planning to use them as a drop-in replacement, then no. They are the same length but a lot thicker. They are the same voltage but higher capacity.
2406
Do not know for sure. If the disconnects are the same I would say they would. Call the manufacture for sure.