Chunzehui F-1011 6-Position 45A Power Pole Distribution Block Module, Connector Power Splitter Distributor Source Strip.

This DC distribution block is very well made. The enclosure is solid and each PowerPole (or equivalent, couldn't tell the difference if it was from another manufacturer) was installed perfectly with the contacts all the way nested to the end of each connector. Voltage input to connector 1 dropped 0.1V at connector 6 with a 12A load. Normally I would build a DC distribution block myself but the price was right and time was a factor. I don't think I will be DIY distribution blocks going forward.

An effective way to distribute low voltage using Anderson Power Pole connectors.

EXCELENTE PRODUCTO… Entrega a tiempo, el producto recibido corresponde a lo ofertado, buen producto.

This is exactly as described. I probably have half a dozen of these in use works great good value. I have no complaints that I ever ran to 30 Amps and they seem to hold up well.

The ‘PowerPole’ plug has become a near standard in Amateur Radio and other 12vdc hobby applications where you are often/ constantly changing mobile radio equipment, setting up/ taking back down a radio setup in a State Park, or out in your backyard. This particular ‘PowerPole’ is a bus PowerPole that allows several radios and/or other accessories to easily also plug-in and share a common power supply battery. And, unlike just using stripped wires to connect to power… PowerPoles have the actual connector contacts up inside the PowerPole plastic housing, so no fear of a short circuit of a dropped battery or rig power wire using PowerPole connectors. Don’t know how I ‘survived’ before these came on the market! Yes a bit pricy… but worth it!

Compact and well-built, but not as good as the Powerwerx PD series, which uses a thick copper bus bar (and not merely extra solder) to handle the current.That being said Powerwerx doesn't have a 6-PP option—just 4 and 8.

I used this to retrofit the output from my 50A power supply from two screw posts (not even binding posts) to PowerPole. It has an integrated fuse and over current protection, so I didn't require the one with fuses in it. I have another distribution block from Chunzehui that is fused and it has worked great so I went for the same brand here. I opened it up to check the build quality and it's all heavy gauge solid copper wire and well mounted.

Great value.Metal case is great.Density is good.Small foot print.Only negative is you cant use a locking insert that APP and WM sell. but not a big deal or deal breaker for me.I've used a couple of these and 2 other styles of APP blocks from Chunzehui . I opened them all, and think they are well made. The mates they come with aren't the real APP, but sooo close, you have to look real hard to tell they arent.I have real APP connectors, and they fit perfect in to these blocks.To me, to make one of these perfect, I added a set of flying leads to one with an APP on the end, so it plugs into the fused Chunzehui block and I have all six ports available. I also added a reverse polarity protection, and as with the flying leads I hardwired a LED (green good 12v, red backwards 12v). Didnt take much and works great for the accessory power (low power stuff) for the odds and ends on the radio shelf.Chunzehui , would love for you guys to make an protection block like WM makes. Theirs is very good, just pricey. I would believe Chunzehui can do it for 1/2 the price. Every Radio shack working of of an AC-DC power supply and or battery back up should have one. OV protection and low voltage disconnect all on one.