Black Rubberized Two-Prong Plug for string lights
Use our black rubberized two-prong plug with our string light cords, light socket lamp holders, and metal hook to make a custom string light. You’ll need this plug on one end of your string light cord to connect it to your outlet. (The other end of the cord should use our metal hook.)
Note that this plug is NOT water resistant and if used outdoors it MUST be placed inside a waterproof or water-resistant boxed outlet.
Technical specifications:
Heavy Duty Black Rubber
15 amp/125 Volt, non-grounding
Residential grade, NEMA 1-15R, 2P and 2W
Rubber devices resist cold, abrasion, grease, oils, acids & impact
CSA & UL listed
California residents see Prop 65 Warnings
Use our black rubberized two-prong plug with our string light cords, light socket lamp holders, and metal hook to make a custom string light. You’ll need this plug on one end of your string light cord to connect it to your outlet. (The other end of the cord should use our metal hook.)
Note that this plug is NOT water resistant and if used outdoors it MUST be placed inside a waterproof or water-resistant boxed outlet.
Technical specifications:
Heavy Duty Black Rubber
15 amp/125 Volt, non-grounding
Residential grade, NEMA 1-15R, 2P and 2W
Rubber devices resist cold, abrasion, grease, oils, acids & impact
CSA & UL listed
California residents see Prop 65 Warnings
Description
Use our black rubberized two-prong plug with our string light cords, light socket lamp holders, and metal hook to make a custom string light. You’ll need this plug on one end of your string light cord to connect it to your outlet. (The other end of the cord should use our metal hook.)
Note that this plug is NOT water resistant and if used outdoors it MUST be placed inside a waterproof or water-resistant boxed outlet.
Technical specifications:
Heavy Duty Black Rubber
15 amp/125 Volt, non-grounding
Residential grade, NEMA 1-15R, 2P and 2W
Rubber devices resist cold, abrasion, grease, oils, acids & impact
CSA & UL listed
California residents see Prop 65 Warnings
