I need to order a bunch of these 12V connectors for a big project. Ive seen them used in small Solar Applications, but I dont know what theyre called.

Also, if you can refer me to a Website that catalogs virtually EVERY connector in say, thumbnail photo form, for my future reference, I would much appreciate it.

 

Why use those?
It is worth while looking at Anderson Plugs or similar.

These are good...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anderson_Powerpole

 

Bullet connector, All Electronics, Cat # CON- 320, 18 AWG; CON- 319, 14 AWG; CON-32110 AWG; 12 in, red & black leads.

 

Why use those?
It is worth while looking at Anderson Plugs or similar.

These are good...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anderson_Powerpole

IDK. I see they look fine, however you could ask several industries the same question as many do not use Anderson. Thank you though.

 

Looks very similar to what's commonly called an SAE connector (street name):

https://www.google.com/search?q=sae...hrome.0.0l6.2439j0j7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8

 

Why use those?

I agree. When I see those connectors it usually means trouble down the line.

 

Bullet connector, All Electronics, Cat # CON- 320, 18 AWG; CON- 319, 14 AWG; CON-32110 AWG; 12 in, red & black leads.

Bullet Connector brought the most similar items but they all come in Yellow?!! (no black!) Thats weird, but thanks. You did help.

 

One advantage of Anderson connectors is they have a range of high current ones.
I tend to not like molded connectors.

 

Looks very similar to what's commonly called an SAE connector (street name):

https://www.google.com/search?q=sae...hrome.0.0l6.2439j0j7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8

YES, thats IT. THANK YOU!