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

Worked great to replace a plug on our Hayward pool filter. One of the prongs broke off on the plug on our pool filter. I installed one of these & we're back in business. Easy to install & seems well made. Overall, I'm satisfied.

good

They got the job done but for some reason they are cheap! The screws are not color coded as most inerts are. All of these were just a silver tone. There was no green for ground / neutral there was no gold tone for the black hot everything was all the same color as far as the screws go. The inserts were falling out all over the place they only convenience is that what the answer is being able to fall out that means you can take them out attach The Wire passing down with the screw and reattach in place.

Used it a romex wire, a couple of feet only to make a xfi pods directional. Worked with strong signal. The screws are not color coded so you just have to know where to connect the white and black-might as well wire it right. Just look at your existing outlet, the wider pole is where I attached my white wire.

Perfect for indoor use.

They are what they said they were. Well made and easy to install on my. Fair price , fast shipping!!

In addition to being priced right, there are not a lot of options when you are looking for 3-prong outlet connectors, male or female. This one works but it doesn't really check all the boxes. Here are a few specific examples, some have been mentioned in previous reviews but are worth re-visiting in hopes this can be fixed. I'm not hopeful though. 1. The screw fittings inside are not color coded (gold and silver) as is standard for US connectors. You must be very careful when screwing on the wires because the screw tabs are all silver. Which is hot and which is neutral? THIS IS IMPORTANT for the end user to be properly protected. Normally this is a no-brainer, brass screw is the hot wire. 2. There is no strain relief for the wire. This is more of an issue than most people realize. How often do you really grab the housing instead of the wire when unplugging a connector? Especially when a connector fits tight in the socket? In truth, most people grab as much wire as they do housing. In this situation that means you are pulling the copper on the screws inside. Over time those wires can pull from under the screws. Good connectors have a pinch point that holds the wire and absorbs the load. 3. The prongs on this are slightly oversized or something. They are difficult to plug into a standard outlet which encourages you to fist handle it into some sockets, especially if they are newer. That equates to....you could potentially slip and touch the hot connector while the prongs are exposed. Again, this item fulfilled what I needed because there are not many options but it would be nice if someone would sit down and engineer one of these correctly. I will take 12 please.

There is no squeeze on the wire so cord yankers will be a safety challenge. The plug is solid, the pins quality. I'll buy more of these soon.