SolarEnzSAE Solar Connector and to DC8mm Adapter Cable Perfectly Compatible with Explorer 160 240 500 1000 and GZ Portable Backup Power Station Solar Generator Portable Solar Panel

I like it, it works well....

I bought this to charge my Jackery battery from my solar panel. I cut off the SAE connector to plug it into the pigtails coming off my solar charge controller (much better connectors).At first I thought it wasn’t working but you have to push it into the Jackery much more firmly than you’d think for it to seat properly because there is a bit of a bump of plastic that needs to be seated, which I guess helps it stay connected so it doesn’t pops loose when charging.

Works but definitely check your Polarity. So I attached this adapter to my Goal Zero Yeti 150 and Nothing....which was actually a good thing because the polarity was inverted. I totally forgot about the little adapter piece that came with the package. After hooking up that little connector and conducting a double check on my Voltmeter everything is working well.

The item works as expected. The cable feels to be higher quality than I expected and works well to connect to a Jackery Explorer. As with any SAE connection check your connections to be sure that your polarity will be what you expect. Both cables I received are wired so that the if the SAE end is connected so that the red is + the center of the 8mm connector will be positive which is exactly as it should be. The part to pay attention to is how you are supplying power to the SAE connection since depending on what other cables, "Y"s or adapters you may be using it would be possible to have this reversed.

This adapter works great with our Jackery to keep it charged up and ready to use

They work

I have Zamp solar panels with an integrated charge controller. I also have a Jackery 500 that also has it's own charge controller (AKA battery management system/BMS) This cable will NOT work in this scenario.If you want use this cable to charge your Jackery with any solar panels, just make sure your solar panels do NOT have a charge controller (or bypass the controller with some modifications) since the Jackery has a charge controller integrated.Google search "How To Connect Third-Party Solar Panels To Jackery Explorer" to learn about bypassing a charge controller... Source: "thecampingnerd DOT COM"

I bought this cable to connect my Jackery Explorer 1000 v2 to my Renogy panels. It does not in fact work with my Jackery.I tried it on two different panels, making sure there was output from the panels before connection.I ran straight from the panel to the Jackery with no solar controller in between.I made sure polarity was the same from the panels to the plug.I checked there was power at the end of this cable, but my Jackery still registered no input when I plugged it in. My Jackery was at 73% at that time.I tried it with one cable, returned it and got the same results with a replacement.