Replacement Plugs Electrical Replacement Plugs for Lamps Replacement Plug 2 Prong 10 A 110-250V 2 Wire Straight Blade Replacement Can Be Rotated 180 Degrees, Electric Plug (3 Pieces)

This plug is perfect to replace a plug that sticks way out of a wall where you would prefer it to not be so obvious. Was very simple to cut off existing plug and install this one. Nice and flush to the wall.

Highly recommended

Good product

Exactly as stated. fast delivery. so easy to put to use.

For some reason I did not realize there were not polarized. For safety's sake, I returned them.

The media could not be loaded. Amazing replacement for any plug in type of item. Had my 2 lil pups chewed up the wire to my camping Airmatress I was annoyed that I’d have to buy another one but after replacing the damaged plug the mattress started rite up

I was very pleasantly surprised with how well these were designed. Most replacement lamp plugs do not insure a great contact and either have a bite down connector or a screw that you wrap the wire around that often is difficult to insure a good connection. These are much better designed.Like most repair things these days, instructions seem to be an afterthought. To help out, I am writing mine. I have included a photo of the separated halves and plug assembly. From left to right in the photo is one half, the nut and bolt, the other half, and finally the plug assembly. The installation is a little more complicated but insures a much better and permanent connection. First, you simply cut off the old plug, separate the two lamp wires about 3/4". Strip away about 1/4" of insulation exposing bare wire. Separate the two halves of the replacement plug and be careful not to lose the nut and bolt. Next loosen the screws to each wire clamp but do not remove them entirely. Insert the bare wire into the circular tube of the wire clamp until it is fully inserted past the anchoring screw. Tighten the screw firmly to insure a good contact. You can check the connection by pulling on the wire. It should not pull loos Repeat for the other wire. Now both wires are solidly attached to the new plug. Now remove one of the screws for the wire clamp and loosen the other slightly. You will be able to lay both of the separated wires into the clamp by lifting one end of the clamp and sliding the wires under the clamp. Replace the clamp screws and tighten well. Now place the plug assembly in-between the two halves and connect them with their nut and bolt.When you finish, you should NEVER have a plug failure again. The nice rotation feature also takes the strain off of the lamp cord. This is one replacement plug that will not need to be replaced! It will be my go to replacement plug as long as I can get these.

The are simply junk don't buy them. First off they are very difficult to assemble and it just feels like it was made up some Ying Yang river. There are much better one online, or order one from Home Depot online.