Neutrik NAC3FCA AC PowerCon CBL End-in, Blue

Neutrik really hit the mark with these things. I'm loving them.I was a bit worried that it might not be able to handle 12/3 SOOW, as that is a very thick cable... but it fit in there no problem, and I've now done 5 terminations with it, all clean and snug.On the other side of the spectrum, I have one that is 16/3 SJTW, super thin little generic no-frills PC Power cord stuff... that also fits in tight and secure. That's a huge range of cable sizes that can fit into the boot.I'm probably going to start using these things for more than just audio systems!

Don't be a noob (like me) and test-assemble before you've hooked up your wires. Trust me, you will say bad words as soon as you hear it ratchet.When done properly, this is an easy connector to use, super solid and stable. I wish I found these years ago. It makes my portable recording rig much cleaner looking. Chopped the receptacle end from a 14/3 power cord and re-used it on the inside of the rack.

Very easy to make a PowerCon cable with these connectors, I repurposed an old power cable, by snapping off the female side and replacing it with this connector... simple and fast...

Great product. Watched a video on YouTube to understand the connectors. It's hard to see the N and L symbols on the plug which is probably my older eyes. Made some 10g cables with these on one end and Leviton 000-515PR-000 15 Amp Black Rubber Plug Grounded 125 Volt https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000FKBZ7M/ref=cm_sw_r_other_awd_5YEJwb6DVDZEA on the other end. Came out really nice. Using these on my RCF monitors.

these are great, i have them on some dj lighting, just wish there was a 90 degree version so the wires are not sticking straight up in the air on my light truss... having a 90 degree bend would allow me to make the light rig way more professional

As expected.

I got these to replace some ICU cable and connectors on the back for a powered monitor, to avoid the ICU cable falling out. They were shipped very quickly and worked perfectly. I ordered more to do the rest of the monitors.