🔌 High-Quality Straight Blade Plug 15 Amp 125 Volt Extension Cord Replacement - Grounding 3-Wire Male Plug, Electrical Plug End Black - 3-Pack Review

Needed to convert an existing power cord to a shorter length. There is a little trick to dismantling the fork. There is no plate between the wire and the screw. However, if you make sure that the wire is wrapped well under the screw, this problem will be solved. In general a good product.

I love these plugs because they are smaller than most interchangeable grounding plugs and better suited for devices with multiple outlets. I would like an easier way to keep the cord securely in the plug. I used to use a medium sized zip tie on the cord before connecting the halves and that was a cheap and easy fix for me.

Cap quality is good, but assembly is tricky: you have to push the base into the case until the holes match and screw a small screw in the holes to keep everything in place to keep . Since the wires are trying to push the base and body apart, you'll need three hands (or a vise) to do this. It took me about 10 minutes of fiddling to get it working.

I bought a three pack. The small size made it difficult to reliably connect manufacturers. Worst of all, one of the three connectors had an internal short. I connected the wires 3 times thinking I made a mistake and found that the set screw that drives the two halves together shorts the hot and neutral leads. Potentially dangerous. Found it too late to return the product

This is one of the worst products I have ever bought! Do yourself a favor and buy the smallest bare ring terminals for the wire you will be using. You need good crimpers and crimp them so they don't interfere with the case. If you use insulated clamps, just cut off the plastic. If you decide to use them without ring terminals then I hope you have a sense of humor because you will laugh at yourself for being such a curmudgeon!

I have used these plugs to repair extension cords that had lost the ground contact due to poor construction. I'm not a professional electrician, but I understand the wire color coding rules. The plugs aren't color-coded for hot and neutral wires, as is usual. I was able to make the connections correctly as I had an extension cord with clear plugs. The space inside for the cords is so tight that I'm having trouble connecting the cords for my 16 gauge extensions. I have to keep an eye on the…

#1. Has no color coding; Typically, one screw is silver, one is gold, and one is green. #2. No washer between screw and pin and screw head not big enough #3. I tried using a small crimp connector because it was difficult (see #2 above) but I couldn't put it back together because of the plastic on the connector entered the way. #4 I solved the problem by taking a small washing machine and flushing it down. down the side so it fits between the screw and the wire. Then I put the wire under the…