💡 Legrand-Pass & Seymour SA540WCC10 Residential Polarized Plug Straight Blade 15-Amp 125-volt Two Pole Two Wire, White - Reliable and Secure Electrical Connection for Home Use Review

I find myself very handy. However, I am having trouble putting the connector back in after connecting the cables. Finally succeeded after many attempts. No instructions were sent.

If you're adult and responsible enough not to take your hairdryer into the bath or shower, this is a great item to replace that annoying bulky jig at the end of the cord . Go on! Be brave and cut the damn cord! This message is not UL approved.

Tips:1. Use needle nose pliers to pull out the yellow insert2. Wrap the wires clockwise around the screw to keep them from loosening when screw3 is tightened. Use a multimeter to make sure you don't short the two pins before connecting.

Will fit as long as you don't tug on the cord. There is no way to clamp the cable, there is not enough space inside to tie the strain relief. I use it where the cable doesn't stretch. (Why does Revane ask how transparent he is? Sometimes they're weird.)

I had to shorten the cord for a shop light with 16ga wire and polarized plug - it helped. It's unlike any other plug I've ever used before - you slide each blade out from the front, attach a wire, then plug it back in and insert a wedge. No ugly screws or hinges. works well.

I used it on a small AC motor that uses smaller diameter cables. It works but the hole for the wires is big. Also the way the connector ends need to come out and plug back in was a little pathetic once the wires were connected. I guess you only have to do this once, but I wasn't impressed.