WHAT DO 41-100 PLUGS FIT
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286436
this will fit if it is plugged in horizontal, not vertical. it is a right angle plug. they also sell straight ones in case you don't want a 90 degree bend. mine works great
1012977
Yes, the sockets fit the plugs perfectly. The plugs are nice and tight in there without being overly tight.
1860663
Lp connector is on bottom I got a 90 from hardware store. Not sure on dimensions
763218
If the plugs are of "normal" size then yes you can fit 4 items. I don't have any that are over sized and have never had any issues.
1200845
1/16 5/64 3/32 on 115 if on 240 1/8 but only 6013 and 7014 so if your on 240 AND HAVE 3/32 7018 THEYL DO GOOD but nt in 1/8 diameter just because of push it will do 7018 3/32 on a plug from a 30 AMP BREAKER IF NOT USE 6013 7014 OR GO DOWN IN DIAMETER THEY HAVE LIMITATIONS BUT FOR WHAT IT IS IT S AMAZING
1050207
The center of each socket is just under 2 inches from the next socket. If you look at the photo--showing that the grounding pin of a three-prong plug goes perpendicular to the length of the device--you should be able to measure your plugs and know whether they'' fit. Just put two of your plugs adjacent to each other, the way they'd fit on this extension strip, and see whether there's more than just under 2 inches between the center of the two adjacent plugs (halfway between the two main prongs of your plugs).
605769
I'm not 100% sure. But I'm pretty sure not 10mm. They are not standard Molex style plugs. The circuit board goes not where you'd think. Kinda complicated, just don't over think them.
1107700
10-3 will not fit. 16-3 or 14-3 or 12-3 will I tried them all. If you use 12-3 it is a very tight fit and where the cord enters and exits (if both 12-3) it will or might leave a little open space along that seam. A little silicone will seal it if you are going to leave it out for long periods. To use 10-3 your would have to enlarge the holes, the inside is big enough for the plugs, and wrap some foam weather stripping around it to seal the openings..it can be done.
1050206
Yes, it will fit transformer plugs (European style schuko plugs). The only thing I would caution and pay attention to is that you aren't plugging more wattage into the surge protector than it is rated for.
1352795
I have no idea. If you go to sight showing this emitter and enlarge it you can find the exact size of the plug.
1883396
This is what the box say: 125 vac 60Hz 79 W the plug fits in the 110V wall connector. I hope this helps you. :-)
884402
Mini banana plug connectors fit. They move a little though. Not overly tight fitting.
1041107
If they say 100-250 vac then you just need an adapter. If they say 120, then you probably need a transformer that converts 100-250 into 120. The easiest way to tell is look at the plug on the end. If it has a block on the end it probably has a transformer inside of it that converts but if it just has a plug, then it needs converted.
1172296
I would use a 10/3 cord. For every 100 feet you should use 1 size bigger gauge.
357584
I measured 1 3/4, 1 and 1 1/2. The 1 1/2" may not be completely accurate as the plug has an irregular shape...I tried to measure the distance from the wide parts on top to the widest part of the bottom but DID NOT INCLUDE THE 3 PLUGS. Hope that helps. Lee
1226347
These banana plugs actually a very standard for any banana plug. The section that actually fits into the receptacle is 3/4 of an inch, so if the port on your unit is shorter than that, you will need to gauge if that will meet your needs. Best regards, Sewell Direct.