Leviton 3W102-E Clamptite Hinged Cord Outlet, 2-Pole, 3-Wire, 125V, 15A, Thermoplastic, Black (Pack of 2)

The Leviton brand is a maker of high quality electrical parts founded 115 years ago in New York. Their products are made in North America and trusted by both industry and consumers alike. (Look them up). I have used their products for decades and they are on the top of my list when I look for parts. This plug end is typical for them, well designed, well made and easy to work with.Its priced the same here as in the big box store but comes with free next day delivery (Prime member) so I just order it here rather than using up my valuable time running to the H D store.Love it, trust it and will recommend it to anyone as its a known high quality part.My hedge trimmer managed to cut 25 feet off my 100 foot extension cord (it happens!) and a quick and simple fix was to just used this end and its "mate" to quickly and easily make a 75 foot and 25 foot cord out of the pieces. Actually its more useful now so it was a win-win. Love it!

Snaps together better than Legos.

Silly me, got a new hedge trimmer, & learned to pay attention to where the cord is, before you chop down that stupid plant that's been bugging you. My 50' cord is now only 44' long, but this is way cheaper than buying a new one ($25+).I liked that this plug looks more like the original, but was concerned about the reviews stating it's too hard to fit. Took a shot, & it wasn't too bad. I made a guess as to how long to strip the wires, then had to take a couple more guesses, but other than that, It was fairly straightforward. (strip 1.5" off external sheath, 0.5" off the internal wires)I hate that the vendor does not provide any instructions at all, nor even a picture of what's inside, so you're just left wondering. See my pics, and it will be very clear what to do, & what I did.I very much wanted the whole wire sheathing at the entry point, with no stripped wires sticking out, so the length of the stripped wire matters a lot, and there's very little play in the lengths you can cut/fit.BEGINNER TIPS:* I cut back the exterior sheathing to about 1.5"* I cut back the 3 wires inner sheathings to expose 1/2" bare wire.* My extension cord is pretty thick, & the inner wires = size 14 on the electrical stripper.* I twisted the sheathing a lot, as I removed it, because these are strands of wire, not solid.* I used a screwdriver to loop the wire ends around, to prep them for screwing on.* ** Loop wires so they go with the cut end aimed in the direction the screw turns, so it doesn't push them off, when you tighten the screws. --------------------------------------------------------* BLACK Wire goes to the BRASS Screw, WHITE Wire goes to the Silver Screw. Green goes to Green. ------------------------------------------------------* My wires were still frayed a bit after tightening, so I wrapped a piece of electrical tape on to hold them in position. Not ideal but I really worked those wires in there, and they just wouldn't all stay.* DO NOT Wrap the entire thing in tape, as you need to keep that screw hole clear to seal it.* Once you have the screw hole cleared, shut it. If it doesn't shut all the way, you've likely got a wire laid over the hole. (I did). Just open it up, make sure the hole is clear, and try again.* Once you've got it shut properly, screw it shut.Mine did shut well after I moved the wire, and I was happy, but since I don't fully trust screws in plastic to never come loose, I slapped a piece of electrical tape around that screw, too, just to be sure it doesn't come apart down the line.It's stretchy tape, so it conformed to the shape perfectly, and looks good on the black plug.It fits, matches fairly well with the other end of the original plug, & once I figured out all the things I've spared you figuring out, I could do another one in 5 minutes, instead of the half hour I spent on it. (Hubby had to use some electrical testing equipment to figure out which wire went to which screw.)Also, some reviews suggested this was plastic, & therefore likely to shatter if it hit the floor. I won't say that couldn't happen, but I don't think it would shatter. It's not that kind of plastic. I wouldn't repeatedly slam in on bricks to test it, but I wouldn't panic if I dropped it on the cement floor, either.Overall, a good solution to a ruined electrical cord. (My Bad... but now I'm redeemed - for less than $4. Bucks! Yay! : )

Our extension cord got cut in half. I ordered this because of the hinge type. It’s very easy to use and clamps tight. Seems water resistant when tightened. Good quality.

My dog chewed the end off of my extension cord...Only trick with this is to pay attention to where the screw connects the two sides. Strip the sheathing just enough to go around the post, but not so much that the wires are exposed.Feels pretty solid, well made

If you need something quick and don't mind cheap construction, this will work in a pinch.

Easy to install, saved my extension cord, now back I go to finish trimming that pesky hedge

Very easy to replace the chewed up or cutoff end of the electrical cord.

As described

Lo esperado

Facile à installer

SU FACILIDAD PARA REALIZAR SU CONEXIÓN CON LOS CABLES, ADEMÁS SU ESTILIZADO MODELO, ME GUSTO MUCHO

Bon produit mais cher$$$$