[440roadrunner]

Who makes a real good "bang for the buck" (more does not always mean "more") in these female / male extension cord connectors, the "yellow" hard ones?

Some of them are way overpriced for quality, some have TERRIBLE design, especially of the terminals, etc

I've got several cords which are too long....want to cut them in half, and some with molded OEM connectors which are getting worn out, etc.........

 

[69427]

Hubbell.

http://ecatalog.hubbell-wiring.com/...ubbell-wiring.com/press/catalog/A.pdf&Page=28

 

[Mustang68]

Hubbel, Pass and Seamor there are others.

 

[raidmagic]

I've had good luck with the orange ones at Home Depot. We use them at work and haven't had one fail and they are easy to put together.


I looked on their site and didn't see them so I'll post a shot of one tomorrow.

 

[440roadrunner]

Thanks, I'll check these out. I'm not needing OSHA, or weatherproof, just something "decent"

 

[a_penquin]

I just order them from mcmaster. They are white and black.

 

[gnxtc2]

Arrow Hart

Billy T.
[email protected]

 

[EXSSIVE]

I've used these for over fourteen years on all of my customers equipment as well as my own from time to time, hold up great and not one single come-back yet :supz:
https://m.grainger.com/mobile/produ...LEMS-Straight-Blade-Plug-5Z871?fc=MWP2IDP2PCP

if the link doesnt work (Granger sucks) go to their site and search item #5Z871 or MFR. Model #HBl8115V

 

[1Gary]

The hospital grade ones.Would think Hubbel makes them.

 

[raidmagic]

Here they are. Good quality easy to use. Good connections.

 

[Cashflow]

I bought some of those orange ones the other day and they did work fine.

 

[440roadrunner]

Here they are. Good quality easy to use. Good connections.

Thanks....saw those on the HD site and wondered if they were the ones. This is home use, so for me, the main thing is re-usability and decent terminals.

 

[raidmagic]

Thanks....saw those on the HD site and wondered if they were the ones. This is home use, so for me, the main thing is re-usability and decent terminals.

You'll be fine then. I use them commercially and haven't had one fail yet.