Does your cord have 2 connectors? (I need to have 2 to attach beneath screws inside my iron)
274093
I don't recall any connectors being furnished with the cord. However, if you have the original connectors you could take one, along with the new cord, to an electronics store like Radio Shack or a home appliance repair shop. They should be able to identify the type of connector you need and crimp one onto each of the wires.
274094
It has 2 wires, but no connectors through which you'd insert your screws. If your iron's original cord was connected with connectors, that must be the approach which works best. If your iron just uses screws which allow a looped wire underneath, you could probably use this cord.
274095
Yes it has two , not the best picture but if you look really close you can see them split
274096
Yes, this cord has 2 connectors. For 16 gauge wire, the cord is very flexible.
2253712
I had this problem at first too, but after unscrewing the back I realized that the cord was inside. You have to fish it out with a small screwdriver or paper clip. If the problem is that you can't find the other receiver, it's there.
1983188
It comes with 5 or 6 different connectors. I bought it to use with my electric power washer that I bought at COSTCO. It works fine with that.
1782061
Yes it does. U can leave the cord on the iron or plug it into the iron rest and use it cordless
2022815
The iron has a normal wall plug on it... Which plugs into the base. So, I'm guessing you could take another iron of the same configuration and plug it into the base. One thing to keep in mind is the rating. You don't want to get a weaker iron and burn it up by cranking it to high while plugged into the base.
745621
Yes it does. The connector however is very flimsey, broke when attaching to wire.
913754
Don't know, there are 5 pins in the connector and not all manufacturers wire those pins (only 2 are needed) the same. Best route to get your question answered would be to call the vendor directly to field your question. Problems? Call 706.935.0065 and ask for Angela - let 'er know Nick sent you:)
132743
yes i use my weller to solder wire i just bought a smaller tip for the iron.
7051
The connectors come off too easily. Maybe google the company to see if they sell more parts. We bought two and they connect.
423094
No, you need 2 different adapters (which is how mine is set up) unfortunately.
1629205
Yes, two of these will connect together. Observe the polarity markings molded into the body of each connector when you install the wires. They will connect to each other only the correct way.
2160145
That has happened to me on occasion. I unplug the iron and wait a couple of minutes and plug it back in, works like a charm.
2079864
There's no special attachments to wrap an iron's electric cord. There are 2 wire "containers" you can see in the photo that holds cans of spray or whatever you want. I have put the wrapped cord in one of them. My wife uses the same method the other reviewer "Taunya" described.
426613
I had to have one fabricated by a local shop. While the connectors are not in themselves generic, the combination is unusual and I couldn't find one online. I noted that one of the other answers said something about the company being good about answering. This has not been my experience at all.
1308086
any iron fits just wrap the cord around it. It worked for me. For the price can't beat it
261797
no, I had to return it. The screw is in the wrong place. I haven't gotten another one yet but have been looking and will most likely go with one that has a glue on magnetic strip. I haven't found any that appear that they will fit right with the screw in option.
1746161
It does come with a bunch of adapters and connectors. I was able to make it work with my Campbell Hausfield and Northern Tool (generic) accessories.