The Hulk 4x4 Anderson 2x Anderson Plug 50A Piggyback Cable Assembly turns one 50A feed into two outlets over a short 300mm lead so you can run a fridge and charger from the same 12V point. The Anderson style plugs clip together solidly which helps when the trailer or ute tray bounces around and the gear still needs a clean 12V path. This setup runs three Anderson style housings each rated to 50A with a compact 300mm cable section between single and twin ends. The plastic shells guard the metal contacts from knocks while cable insulation handles normal under-vehicle or canopy routing on Aussie trips. The piggyback stack keeps the twin outlets tidy so your 12V gear is easier to trace and less likely to tangle with other wiring in the back.

• Hulk 4x4 Anderson piggyback cable assembly
• Splits one 50A Anderson-style feed into two 50A outlets
• Approximate cable assembly length of 300mm
• Suits 12V power distribution on touring setups
• Ideal for running fridge and charger from one point
• Uses standard Anderson style keyed housings
• Clearly marked positive and negative polarity on plugs
• Short lead length helps minimise voltage drop
• Compact stacked twin-plug layout saves space
• Part number HU6963 for easy reference

Q: Can this Hulk 4x4 Anderson piggyback lead be used on a 12V trailer connection?

Yes, it can be used on 12V trailer connections that already use 50A Anderson-style plugs. The piggyback cable simply sits between the existing Anderson feed and your accessories. Many people mount it near the towbar to run a fridge in the vehicle and a feed to the trailer. Just make sure the total current draw stays within the 50A rating of the connectors.

Q: Is the piggyback assembly suitable for solar panel connections to a battery box?

Yes, it can be used between a battery box and solar regulator or panel with matching 50A Anderson-style plugs. One outlet can feed a DC-DC charger while the other connects to portable solar. Because the cable is only about 300mm long, voltage drop is minimal. Always confirm the regulator and wiring in the rest of the setup are also rated for the current.

Q: Do the Anderson-style plugs on this lead have keyed polarity markings?

Yes, each plug housing is marked with positive and negative symbols. These markings help match polarity across your existing Anderson connectors. Correct alignment is important to avoid reverse polarity on 12V gear. Take a moment to confirm the + and - before pushing the housings together.

Q: Can I mount this cable permanently in the canopy or just leave it loose?

You can do either, depending on your setup. Some people cable-tie the 300mm lead to a bracket or tray wall to keep the twin outlets easy to reach. Others leave it loose so they can move the piggyback closer to different gear. Just avoid sharp edges or hot exhaust areas when routing the cable.