🔌 MXR 10-Pack Black Screw Mount 3-Pin IEC 320 C14 Panel Mount Plug Adapter Power Connector Socket - AC 250V 10A Inlet Power Plug Socket Review

Easy to install, perfect size pins on the back. I don't think it will accept a blocking C13 connector, but that's no big deal.

We had a pressure cooker whose built-in cord became unreliable and exposed the wire. I've replaced it with this one so we can easily replace the cable in the future if the need arises.

I build a lot of electronics projects and there are no electronics stores in my area of the country so it's nice to be able to get small parts like this through Revain.

As a musician I have a lot of equipment and sometimes equipment fails, usually power outlets. I needed something durable and easily replaceable as they are convenient, easy to solder and easily built into the device.

My burner had a very poor quality outlet. It eventually melted due to heat from excessive contact resistance. This outlet is the perfect 1-to-1 replacement. Fits exactly. The materials appear to be of higher quality than what was left at the distillery. It's good that the sockets come in a pack of 10. I have everything in stock for a few decades.

These are high performance inputs. I like how they have the L and N printed on them as I always have to look for the ones they don't have. I also like the lip because of those ragged edges I seem to do in all my holes. I was very satisfied with the quality and the price. Update: The ferrules do not fit normal sized spade connectors. They're a little smaller and stick for a while, but can slip off. I had to solder them on to make sure they would stay.

These are heavy duty inputs. I like how they have the L and N printed on them as I always have to look for the ones they don't have. I also like the lip because of those ragged edges I seem to do in all my holes. I was very satisfied with the quality and the price. Update: The ferrules do not fit normal sized spade connectors. They're a little smaller and stick for a while, but can slip off. I had to solder them on to make sure they would stay.

This is an old JV-80 that I use for midi. It had a two pin cable, "C9" I believe. This got annoying after I lost the cable again, but I have at least a dozen spare C14 cables from old, discarded desktops and other devices. The form factor was exactly the same, so swapping out the soldering iron took less than 10 minutes. When I get there, I'll start swapping out any portable devices I have for power cords so I can use the rest of the backpack.

Everything is fine. They work. Hardly. Without security certificates. They are usually cast in plastic along with the L, N, and earth symbols. Some of my IEC cables could not be fully connected. Molded plastic is a bit rough in places. The curved tab design has a smaller contact area than appears ideal. Tips barely pick up solder, a bit uneven, but plastic doesn't melt at moderate heat (iron at 700 degrees Fahrenheit). You get a lot of plugs for the money, but I'd rather have 5 basic ones for…