Cooper Wiring 183BKBX Non-Grounding Rubber Straight Blade Plug

I buy these often when I need to rewire a sewing machine plug. This one looks and feels like it wasn’t randomly placed on the wire. It fits and is the best yet that I’ve found! Super sturdy . Easy setup plus it does give the cord protection. It’s worth the price !

I have a Chi flat iron whose only problem after a decade or more of use was the heavy GFI plug end had frayed the electric cord and my Chi no longer worked. I was unsure if I could replace the polarized, GFI plug with a non-polarized plug. No problem! My Chi works perfectly! This plug not only does the job and was easy to adapt to my existing cord, but it is designed with a slight lip around the distal end where you would place your hand to unplug. This is a very nice feature, it prevents the cord from being tugged on during removal from an outlet. It feels nice and secure in the hand and facilitates a smooth unplugging, preventing cord damage. An electric cord should always be removed at the hub, not by tugging on a cord. If I need to replace more plug ends on home appliances this will be my choice. I am very happy with this replacement plug end. I am thrilled to have been able to fix my Chi flat iron!! The replacements on the market, including the new Chi’s are just not the same quality as their predecessors.

This worked nicely as a replacement plug for my iron. Easy to change out. Plug never over heats

Easily solved my issue with my vacuum. Took me 2 minutes to wire it, and got it working! I was slightly nervous when I unplugged the cord, that I could see the wires. I was afraid I might shock myself...I looked it up, and I think the voltage is too low for any harm from the 12V vacuum I had, so I was worrying for nothing. Good for my purpose!!

The insides don't snap back into the shell too cleanly. There's no danger of it falling open, but it doesn't snap back together too satisfyingly. I got a pedestal fan whose plug was cut off. Stranded wires don't curl under the plug screws too cleanly, either. Maybe tinning with solder would have been an improvement.

Nice little rubber plug replacement end. Simple to use and efficient. Was easy to remove the prongs from the rubber cover with my fingers by just "flexing" them. Twist the stranded wire until they are tightly wound and wrap them around the screws and tighten the screws. Slip the rubber cover back on. Was easy and done in less than 5 minutes. Have no idea why others complained it was difficult.

Our other plug broke, and this was a perfect replacement and handled the heavier wires required for the heating fan.

Works as described