CUZEC Adapter Plug Socket with Eyelet Terminal (6.5FT Long)

Main issue with this cable assembly is that the wire is only 18 gauge - not the 14 gauge needed to support a 15 amp load. Don't go by the fuse size of 15 amp to figure the load rating. The 18 gauge wire is only rated for 3 amps which is good enough for low power applications but anything higher will result in excessive voltage drop on the cable causing problems or even damage to your equipment. Reported by a electrical engineer.

So, I needed a socket like this to plug in some warning lights into that works off a switch and doesn't take up my accessory outlet in the car. Ya know, basically dash mounted warning lights for my volunteer gig, taking up 1 of only 2 cigarette plugs in the car. So, now the new set up is a wire from the battery to a switch to this outlet which is really cool because it already has an inline fuse, I ran under the dash out of the way and my dash lights plug into this. I just leave that switch already in on position. I didn't cut the wire because of warranty on the dash lights. Either way, very happy with the quality and copper wire and 2 spare fuses if ever needed. I'm actually going to buy 2 more of these and stick 1 in the trunk and another in the back seat area under a console.

This product worked well at first. It failed in the end.I take some measure of responsibility for the failure.I was going to move the battery the cord was connected to so coiled up the cable. The "insulated" wire touched the top of the battery. I moved it to a chair and the cable caught on fire. I suspect the insulation material is very thin or not as insulating as it should be.I might use this product again but would be very cautious of what the insulated wire touches.

For my 12v Refrigerators and freezer

I ordered this to install on my Yamaha Majesty maxi-scooter. I wired it directly to the battery in the back of my bike. I know others have said the eyelets were too small, but they worked perfectly with the smaller battery my bike uses. I drilled a hole going from the battery area through my seat tub into the storage area under my seat. I had to cut the 2 wires, feed them through the hole, then use crimp connectors to splice them back together. The fuse holder sits right behind the battery. I keep it coiled up with a velcro cable strap in the storage area to charge my phone or run other accessories. I tested it with a small air compressor I keep in my bike and it worked fine with no issues. It seems well made and study. Time will tell how well it holds up.The hardest part of installation was removing all the plastic body panels to access the battery area and then put everything back together.

Product appears to be of good quality but the internal diameter (approximately 5 mm) of the eyelets is too small for the bolt on posts on the either of the two RV batteries that I have. Rather than return I will first try drilling them out and if that fails will just replace the eyelets with the proper size. I contacted the manufacturer and they were very prompt to respond and offered a refund, however, this product will be perfect once the eyelet issue is resolved, so I will keep it.

Got this for my 5th wheel to fill the tires. Surprisingly even though most RV's run on 12V, there are no 12V outlets especially on the outside. I have 2-Group 27 batteries in a small compartment and I reamed the 1/4" terminal to fit the 5/16" studs of the batteries. I'll be able to reach all four tires with this outlet using a small air compressor.This socket and cable is extremely well made with extra fuses in a small zipper bag attached to the fuse holder.

Only draw back is the eyelet on the wire was to small for my battery stud. Once I cut a "V" in it it easily slipped onto the stud. Purchased the cord to hook to a Marine battery to power a heated seat cushion while deer huntingWorked great !!!!!!!