NEMA 5-15P Electrical Replacement Plugs End, Extension Cord Ends 125V 15A 2Pole 3Wire Male Plug，Ground Neutral Generator Plug，3 Prong Power Replacement Type (3)

High quality plus with sturdy hardware to make the electrical connections. Does not look like those clumsy, bulky replacements you generally see.My application was for a powered awning I needed to remove 15 feet of cord from. The plug would be in plain view under the soffit so I wanted it not to stick out. The small hole the cord enters the plug was just a bit larger. I used the same color of silicone sealer to make it water resistant.

Finally a replacement plug that doesn't look like it was designed in 1930, or is overly boxy or otherwise bulky. This plug is about the same size as a typical over-molded plug. Yay!

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This product is useless rubbish. The Chinese must have spent 5 cents making each of these plugs. There is no way to get a wire around the little 1/4-inch-long screws for the hot and neutral wires, and the ground wire connector has a tiny aluminum screw head at the end of a tiny post that could not secure a ground wire. The plug head is a hard plastic, and parts inside could easily break off. The whole thing is held together by little aluminum screws. I can't believe this could be UL approved. I've never seen anything so cheap intended for electrical service. I hate struggling with Leviton plugs, but spend your money on this product and you'll regret it.

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Well-made and sturdy. I like the fact that the twisted stranded wire is clamped between two metal contacts in the plug, rather than wrapped around a screw where it can become un-twisted. You should check a receptacle to make sure you wire the plug correctly. The narrow slot in a receptacle is for the "hot" or black wire, The wide slot in a receptacle is for the "neutral" or white wire. Don't rely on the pictures here, they are not correct.

These plugs require experience to install, and with experience the end result can be perfect.The difficulty is that the manufacturer or seller does provide assembly instructions. There is no information as to how far to cut the wire from the cover. And there is minimal room (or no room) within the outer cover for excess wire. And once you get the wire length correct, it requires a long nosed needle nosed pliers to close the two main components. This is not impossible, but took me over an hour to finesse, and I have a fair amount of experience in electrical work.For example, I used a standard 12/3 wire for this plug, and the listing says the plug cannot accept larger guages, but I had to use a round file to enlarge the cord opening that a 12/3 cord requires to be inserted through. And this requires finesse. Too loose and it it sloppy. And tight requires soap as a lubricant to feed the cable through the hole.In short, professionals can install these plugs with excellent results, but the average homeowner will probably not be able to.