HCDC 1 in 8 Out 40Amp Connector Power Splitter Distributor Source Strip Module

I received the power distributor, and hooked it up and tested it, and it works. Everything fits. But the surprise is that besides the main unit, it also came with some power pole connector pieces, including some boots, and that is just the extra professional touch that made me smile.Everything is very clearly labeled, VERY much so, which is great for a product that is usually stuck under the desk or shelf with bad lighting.This product looks like a second- or third-generation version and is well thought-out and well manufactured. And the different fuses for different current levels are the proper different colors which also adds to the usability and my comment about being well labeled.Super product, works for me, and does exactly what I need.

A perfect power block to use for an amateur radio go-kit or other DC powered equipment. The fuses are clearly marked with their capacity; and as it uses standard Anderson power-pole fittings that makes it very useful for go-kits and other off-the-grid type electrical power situations. I may get a few more, just in case.

It looks nice and works well. I am running 4 different radios in my tractor trailer and it makes it easy to take radios in and out quickly.

The cost is a little high but much cheaper than multiple fuse holders. It uses automotive fuses so it is versatile. The fuse reaction time for this type of fuse is too slow for some electronic applications.

The device is amazing, well built and performs perfectly. The delivery driver was friendly and courteous.The package was a day late, however, much like half of everything I've ordered over the past few months.It really makes me question the value of our years-old Prime subscription.

This product is clearly intended to be an inexpensive replacement for a good but expensive product that is popular with Amateur Radio operators, especially those doing Emergency Communications.Compared to the original there are two features that have been omitted in this HCDC/Xikentek.com product:- there are no warning LED for blown fuses- there is no over/under voltage warningThe product looks and feels like it is well made. The two part metal case is held together by no less then 6 screws. An additional 6 screws secure the PCB to the case. The PCB is dual layer with wide power traces on both layers. There is additional support for high current with some wire bridges on both positive and negative rails. The fuse holder for the DC-IN fuse is of a different design (capable of handling a higher current) then the fuses for the DC-Out ports. The connectors feature the letter A for genuine Anderson PowerPole connectors (if they aren't genuine, I can't tell the difference).The product does have one LED to indicate that power is present but unlike similar products that use a green LED (indicating normal operation) HCDC decided to use a red LED for that purpose (EN 60073 defines a red light as an indicator for a dangerous condition).I'm happy with this purchase.

Of all the underhanded "Fake" look-alike Anderson power pole distribution block, I fell prey to buying this product. Shame on merchant allowing customers to think this would even work with the Anderson power pole connectors. The pins are misaligned, wouldn't even hold the connection to keep power on! intermittent connection caused multiple fuses to blow because of electrical surge. Item sold and built to look like the West Mountain Radio Rig runner. DO NOT BUY HIGHLY DUBIOUS MEASUREMENTS, wires kept unplugging with the connectors for HAM gear needing 13.8 DC. Item isn't manufactured to meet ISO standards and specifications on Rig Runner, do not use with "real" Anderson power pole connectors. Look elsewhere, had it for a month and kept blowing the fuse due to wire electrical off-on connections!

great product