This LV Automotive 120A red power connector pair hooks up 6 B&S cable to high draw 12V gear without fuss, so you can run fridges or chargers off a solid 120A link. The genderless Anderson style means any matching red plug mates together, handy when you have a few leads running off one battery box or canopy setup. The housings take 14mm² cable, giving enough copper for longer runs where voltage drop on 12V lines can sting. The plastic shells are chunky enough for rough Aussie touring from corrugated tracks to salty boat ramps. The metal contacts are sized for proper crimping tools so the connection holds up under repeated 120A loads. If you want a smart buy for standard high current 12V hookups, this little kit does the job without drama.

• 120A current rating for high draw 12V circuits
• Supplied as a matching pair of connectors
• Suits 6 B&S automotive cable
• Accepts 14mm² conductor cross-sectional area
• Genderless Anderson style for simple mating
• Red housing helps identify specific power circuits
• Compact heavy duty connector body design
• Suitable for battery, charger or fridge leads
• Metal barrels sized for proper 14mm² crimp tools
• Category: heavy duty Anderson style power connector

Q: Is this connector pair suitable for 12V battery-to-battery links at 120A?

Yes, this connector pair is rated to 120A and suits 6 B&S (14mm²) cable. That current rating makes it suitable for many 12V battery-to-battery or battery-to-load links where high current is expected. Always confirm your system fuse size is matched to the cable rating. Also keep total cable length and routing in mind to manage voltage drop and heat.

Q: What cable size should I use with these 120A red connectors?

These connectors are made for 6 B&S cable with a cross-sectional area of 14mm². Using the specified 14mm² size helps the terminals grip correctly and carry the rated 120A. Undersized cable can overheat under heavy load. Oversized cable may not seat or crimp correctly in the barrels.

Q: Can I mate these red connectors with standard grey Anderson style plugs?

No, red and grey Anderson style connectors are keyed differently and do not mate together. The different colours help separate circuits, such as separate battery banks or voltage levels. Always match red to red and grey to grey when planning your gear. This avoids accidental cross-connection between incompatible systems.

Q: Do I need a specific tool to terminate the 14mm² cable into these connectors?

Yes, you should use a crimp tool that suits 14mm² or 6 B&S lugs. Correct crimping gives a solid mechanical grip and low resistance contact for 120A loads. Poor crimping can lead to hot spots at the barrel under load. Many 6 B&S tools are hex or indent style and are clearly rated for 14mm² conductors.