Leviton 101AN-W Non-Polarized Angle Plug - 15 Amp, 125 Volt, 2-Pole 2-Wire - White Review

My dog chewed the plug of the cord that feeds the back massager plug. Super easy to connect and works perfectly. All you have to do is strip the existing wires and insert the bare ends of the wires into the connector, tighten the screws and close the little door that is part of the connector and you are done. The plug sits flat against the wall and is white to match the color of the wires. In fact, it now looks better than it did with the original fork.

Simply cut the cable (flat end), strip the sheathing an inch or two, and then use the screws inside the connector to tighten the exposed wires. Close the case and you're done. My lamp is on again. Before proceeding, find out the differences between polarized and non-polarized plugs and make sure you're using the right one! Otherwise, depending on the device, there is a slight risk of fire.

Works as it should. If you need a connector for two bare wires, this will do the job. Or if you just want an existing fork to have a right angle like mine then this is perfect for that too. . It could be my cable, but it's actually pretty small, so I don't think so. Regardless, it seems to work fine and this tiny gap doesn't affect its functionality in any way.

I ordered this plug when my puppy chewed the original plug from my vacuum cleaner. Before he got here (which was very quick!), my husband brought one home from work that someone had given him. He put it on, and two days later it burst and stopped. He went to work so I fixed it myself with this connector. It was so easy, took about 10 minutes. I like the way it sticks to the wall. We have old sockets that allow the plug to move. This fork remains very reliable. It won't come out of the plug…

Bought a pair of these to shorten the power cords on the light bars under the cabinet. But they work. - The plugs are not polarized, but my light bars are polarized. I connected the plugs carefully and put a marker on the neutral side on the wall side of the plug and since I cut my cables to more or less precise lengths they can really only be connected in one direction (with a straight cable). above from the top outlet), but of course this is not an ideal solution. I couldn't get the…

Poorly designed conduits. After connecting wires to utility poles and running 16-gauge wire, the two-piece case did not close completely; even after tightening the housing screw. This left an approximately 1/8 inch hole between the two pieces. I opened the case and tried to reroute the cables, but the inside really isn't designed right. I know that if moderate tension were applied to the case, the case would expose exposed and/or disconnected wires, as there is no room in the case for a cable…