ST6292

These connectors are extremely pricey when purchased from a name brand supplier or when purchased in small quantities. This kit includes a good selection and after using 100s of them I can say the quality is good. Can't beat this for the money.

I've been using these products for years now, and they have always been easy to use and assemble! Now these arn't the actual Deustch Product, but they work just as well and well priced for a kit. I love these connectors way more than an oem connector. I will only use these from here on out for any electrical build i do

Very helpful

Everything put together in one organized kit

Kit should include 224 pins, only includes 220 so not possible to use all the connectors. They state 220 pins and I counted them and it’s 220 but there are 224 actual pins needed if you were to use every connector. There are no extras so If you lose one or damage one, that will make it a bit worse.

Made in China. Hopefully they figured out how to copy it correctly. I would not have purchased this if I had known it was made in China. Isn't there a law that says everything needs to have country of origin labels? If yes, then this should be disclosed prior to ordering. VERY frustrating!

Responding to someone's comment about these being made in China:I hate how our politicians have made it too expensive and onerous to manufacture stuff in the USA, and too enticing to outsource to China...but that's where we are...But, I'd like to point out that actual "Deutsch" branded connectors are also made in China. I've used a lot of "Deutsch" and JRReady knockoffs and have found the differences to be imperceptible. As far as I can tell, they both come out of identical molds with the exception of the name Deutsch. They look the same, feel the same, and the rubber seals are the same material. Every component interchanges from Deutsch to JRReady - and vice versa: the housings, the contacts, the seals, the wedgelocks; everything.My complaint is these less-expensive "knockoffs" are only available in the "standard" Deutsch configuration... Deutsch offers their connector housings in 3 variants: standard, E003 option and E007 option. I don't have much use for the E003 option that incorporates a back-cap on the wire end of the housing; but the E007 option has a nice barb so that a glue-embedded heat-shrink boot can be shrunk over your wires and onto the connector housing, creating a very robust seal suitable for wet, muddy, dirty, and greasy environments.

Bought these and also bought their good crimp tool. Very nice hardware