Which terminal is positive---the male or the female end?
1588012
The female end. Once this is installed to your battery, the male end could easily contact metal and, if it was a positive end ,it could short out or worse!
668147
Both ends are the same, and I'd call then male ends. There is a center pin (male) that engages with the female end on an audio component. Both ends are the same as the one pictured in the Amazon product page.
1606262
The terminal on the front right face of the battery is positive. It is marked with a red dot. It can be seen if you magnify the screen shot. The negative is on the back right side.
705304
The left terminal is battery negative. Next to it is battery positive. The right terminal is solar panel positive. Next to it is solar panel negative. If you need a pic, email is chanelok@earthlink.net. I hope this helps. Chuck
1130167
See Karlberg's comment. Also, both studs are for Positive inputs. There are no Negative (ground) terminals.
817179
The male which is Positive (Red "O" ring) also smaller in diameter inserts into the female which is negative
670634
Apparently one of the male ends has 3 and the other has 2. The female has 3. This is a typical connector for connecting cooling fans. Check your fan to see if it has 4 wires or 3 wires. It is designed to do both.
47864
The red terminal is POSITIVE and the black one is NEGATIVE. I do not understand F1 and F2, as it may be specific to your schematic or circuit.
53525
There are both negative and positive terminals, in the picture the positive it next to the line of fuses and the negative terminals are all in the lower right. You connect the positive load wires on the lugs to the outside of the fuse block.
1089103
Yes. Both ends have high quality brass hose connections. The Male end is all brass and the female end has a well made plastic connector. I have quick disconnects on both ends for emptying a water tank using a transfer pump; haven't had any problems.
1585079
I do not see a picture ... Sorry can't answer ... Male connectors have a pin/post while female connectors will have sockets
2151889
If I remember, you can use either the positive or negative terminal. I connected to the positive side. You will need to purchase an additional cable Autozone). I used a 9" positive cable. I connected the positive cable from the battery to one side of the switch and the additional cable from the other side of the switch to the positive connection point. Did not have to touch the negative. Hardest part was creating a hole in the battery case (RV trailer) to locate the switch. It only took a few minutes to install and has worked without problems for a year. Hope this helps.
200496
The one I received had a male spade terminal for a kill switch wire mounted on the center coil body but nothing else in the box, just the coil itself.
1854700
No polarity does not change, With out seing it my guess would be the plus and negative signs are taking the place of male and female. In other words if you were using a single connector you would insert the male part into the female part of the connector. I have many panels hooked together with these connectors and it doesn't change polarity. I would recommend phasing plus wires from panels with red phase tape and phase wires back to invertor or charge control, makes it a whole lot easier to keep track of what is what.
790007
The female end measures 1" across and the male measures 3/4". There aren't any dimensions on the package, so I measured from the halfway point to the halfway point on the other side - across. I hope that helps.
330097
There should be a terminal that has a (+ and -) on the board marked siren or alarm output. The wires from the speaker are polarity specific, red to +, and black to -.
1599130
this has a male end so i got a female conector as most hoses have male ends