XT60i to XT60 Male Cable 10AWG Solar Charging Cable XT60i-F Extension Cable Solar Cable Compatible for Ecoflow Portable Power Station Solar Genera...

The media could not be loaded. Finally, a cable wired correctly for 15 amp support with my EcoFlow Delta 2 and Delta Pro. Other "XT60i" cables I've tried were not wired correctly and resulted in amps limited by Ecoflow software/firmware.

I'm able to get 500W on my Delta 2 from 2P 350W solar panels, so it's getting over 10 amps, used with a XT60 that already had and this cable connects to the extra pin so it does the work.

This was a replacement for another brand that was a 3 ft length and melted where I plugged into my power station. I tested it today to see if there was any solar loss and there was zero.

The cable is nicely made and fairly flexible. The entire cable is just over 5 feet from tip to tip of the connectors. The two wires are joined along their length. There is no printing on the black cable and the black printing on the red cable reads: E331984 9U AWM 2468 12AWG 80C 300V VW-1 c9U AWM I A 80C 300V 12AWG FT1 WEISHENG RoHS (I tried to get a couple of detail pictures of some of the printing) The XT60I is the orange connector with the extra strip of metal on one side; some applications need an XT60-I to unlock their full potential, including the EcoFlow Power Stations which are limited to 8A of input from a normal XT60 connector because they interpret a normal XT60 as an auto/car cigarette lighter adapter cable rather than a solar cable.

The media could not be loaded. There are a lot of XT60 solar cables out made by various manufactures with various ends. Some for extending reach others adapter the XT60 cable to MC4 or other ends for your solar panel. But many solar generators use the center pin on the XT60i to determine how many amps to pull and these poorly designed aftermarket ones do not allow your generator to reach its potential. BUT THIS ZkeeShop Solar Charging Cable DOES! Technical details: I have an Ecoflow Delta Pro and if the XT60i's center pin is connected to the positive side or there is no center pin, the Delta Pro thinks it is connected to a cigarette lighter and will only pull 8 amps. If the center pin is connected to the negative side, the Delta Pro is signaled it is connected to a solar panel and will allow a full 16 amps to to pull from its MPPT controller. The first thing I did when I received this cable is to test it with my ohm meter and the center pin is properly connected to the negative side making this extension cable perfect for my Ecoflow! The actual wire on the cable I received is marked 12 awg, exactly what I ordered as it was the only available at the time. I tested my cable connecting my Delta Pro to a Lifepo4 battery and it was pulling 16amps and the cable was barely warm. However I would splurge for the 10 awg wire especially for the longer extensions if they come back in stock.