very bright and cool light. I've been using it in my fridge makes it so bright.

very bright and cool light. I've been using it in my fridge makes it so bright.

very bright and cool light. I've been using it in my fridge makes it so bright.

Super pratique et pas chère pour faire ses propres rallonges IEC. Qualité de fabrication à la hauteur du prix mais c’est largement utilisable même à long terme !

Super pratique et pas chère pour faire ses propres rallonges IEC. Qualité de fabrication à la hauteur du prix mais c’est largement utilisable même à long terme !

Super pratique et pas chère pour faire ses propres rallonges IEC. Qualité de fabrication à la hauteur du prix mais c’est largement utilisable même à long terme !

comodo connettore

comodo connettore

comodo connettore

Standard quality. I often use this kind of plugs and these ones are good.

Standard quality. I often use this kind of plugs and these ones are good.

Standard quality. I often use this kind of plugs and these ones are good.

товар соответствует описанию,доставка с момета заказа 30 дней

товар соответствует описанию,доставка с момета заказа 30 дней

товар соответствует описанию,доставка с момета заказа 30 дней

one piece small cracked see the picture

one piece small cracked see the picture

one piece small cracked see the picture

Un poco tosco. pero útil

Un poco tosco. pero útil

Un poco tosco. pero útil

Muito bom

Muito bom

Muito bom

ok

ok

ok

It is very awkward to connect wires to the electrical connection screws - you need C-shaped crimp connectors to go around the screws, ordinary ferrules will not work. The cord clamp at the inlet is difficult to use and compresses round power leads too much, while not having enough clearance for the inner conductors to go around the body post (the plastic structure around the screw shown in the picture). It would be very easy to clamp the inner wires rather than the outer sheath, possibly cutting through the wires' insulation and exposing mains voltage on the clamp screws and nuts. The hexagonal cap nuts for the screws are not captive (i.e. fall out when unscrewed), so it's easy to mislay one. On the positive side, they work when you finally get them assembled and tested. :-) Just be sure to test for shorts from the pins to the exposed screws and for open circuits before installing. Don't install these plugs where people might touch the screws, or where the plugs are repeatedly plugged in and pulled out. And remember, you get what you pay for.

It is very awkward to connect wires to the electrical connection screws - you need C-shaped crimp connectors to go around the screws, ordinary ferrules will not work. The cord clamp at the inlet is difficult to use and compresses round power leads too much, while not having enough clearance for the inner conductors to go around the body post (the plastic structure around the screw shown in the picture). It would be very easy to clamp the inner wires rather than the outer sheath, possibly cutting through the wires' insulation and exposing mains voltage on the clamp screws and nuts. The hexagonal cap nuts for the screws are not captive (i.e. fall out when unscrewed), so it's easy to mislay one. On the positive side, they work when you finally get them assembled and tested. :-) Just be sure to test for shorts from the pins to the exposed screws and for open circuits before installing. Don't install these plugs where people might touch the screws, or where the plugs are repeatedly plugged in and pulled out. And remember, you get what you pay for.

It is very awkward to connect wires to the electrical connection screws - you need C-shaped crimp connectors to go around the screws, ordinary ferrules will not work. The cord clamp at the inlet is difficult to use and compresses round power leads too much, while not having enough clearance for the inner conductors to go around the body post (the plastic structure around the screw shown in the picture). It would be very easy to clamp the inner wires rather than the outer sheath, possibly cutting through the wires' insulation and exposing mains voltage on the clamp screws and nuts. The hexagonal cap nuts for the screws are not captive (i.e. fall out when unscrewed), so it's easy to mislay one. On the positive side, they work when you finally get them assembled and tested. :-) Just be sure to test for shorts from the pins to the exposed screws and for open circuits before installing. Don't install these plugs where people might touch the screws, or where the plugs are repeatedly plugged in and pulled out. And remember, you get what you pay for.