trying to replace cord for an old egg cooker...the plug which has 2 round holes says 10 A 125 V as well as 5A 250 V. Will it work?
1709389
I just looked at my plug and it has those exact same numbers and letters on it. So it should work. Good luck!
1709390
have an old West Bend egg cooker, purchased in 1983 at the West Bend Factory outlet in West Bend Wisconsin. Lost the cord, purchsed this one, worked just fine.
1709391
please measure carefully before order; 1/2 in means the distance between to holes; this one is too small to me; refund is reliable but I had to pay 2 shipments, more thant $5 for nothing; have a good luck
1709392
Assuming that the appliance side of your new cord fits the egg cooker properly and that the egg cooker really is dual voltage (something I find highly suspect) then I believe it ought to work. For the $1.37 you're going to have invested, you ought to be able to give it a try without too much financial risk. :-)
1709393
I am not sure how it would work. It would have to be the same diameter pin and exactly the same spacing. I would not suggest this particular plug and mine overheated and melted the plastic two days ago. It was not the same quality as the one that came with the original pot. To be fair there was corrosion on the pin which probably caused extra heat.
2115327
Hi Gina,Not an easy answer, I'm afraid. The underside of the cooker only says 120v 60hz 500 watts, but where the plug connects to the cooker, it says 10A 250V -The manual doesn't say anything. The manual gives www.essenergy.com and 877-877-9121 for customer support, but people have written here that they aren't very responsive.Hope that helps
492997
I don't know the model numbers. I just ordered mine based on shape and, most importantly, the plugs being the same. If yours looks like the picture, it should be fine.
1395701
Well, it must be either a 115 volt 2 prong American plug or a 3/2 prong 220 volt plug for Europe/UK.Any description would be helpful.
800526
Mine is a 220 volt version, British type plug, but you better check with amazon before ordering.
1232676
It will work witg 110V power. I believe NEC allows for some tolerances in voltage typically about 5% . Hence 115v can be known by 110v or 120v. It works pretty well for a small cooktop. Enjoy
339295
Female Locking Adapter for 125-Volt L5-30P Plug to 125/250-Volt L14-30R (Two hots bridged)This is very specific adapter to go from 120- volts to bridge into two hots.It looks like you need a L5-30 cord. Use the word cord. If this does not answer your question I will need more information on what it is that you trying to do.
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Update: Google "6VDC power adapter 250mA" and quite a few products come to the top. I found a couple on eBay and ioffer. Communicate with the seller to confirm plug size and specs. I believe your unit requires + center. The plug dimensions are usually center hole diameter and outside diameter (OD) and it's typically specified in millimeters. Good luck! :-)
899158
I bought the cord for a hot plate and it did not fit.I do not know the answer to yourquestion but if it fits i think it will be okay.
1799708
If it has a 1/4 inch recepticle, for the plug, it will work. But note that the cord is only 10" long. My use is on a GE microwave/convection oven.
1364406
I don't know about UK style, but since this requires a 240 volt power supply it is not a normal plug. You have to have a 240 volt outlet (like a clothes dryer here in the US) and the power cord on this cooker has a big plug that fits into it. It looks different than a regular US plug; it's bigger and the prongs are one on the bottom, one up and down, and one sideways. Hope this helps
578331
Any standard 110 to 114 Volt wall plug works with it. No reasonably balanced pot or pan will fall off of it. I've used 12 inch dia pans and pots with it. Sets to many different temperatures.
8839
I've got the 3-footer and the wire says 18awgx2c 300v and the plug says 10A 125V. I use it for my 70s percolator that needs 120v 660 watts and it's fine.
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yes, the plug is specific for the market ordered, but it will handle 100-240V.
126481
Check the size of the connector (yours vs. this one) to see if they're the same size. Also look at the label on yours to see what the output is. If it's 5.0v and 2000mA you'll probably be OK with this one.
863977
This is a 220 volt unit but uses a smaller plug than your drier. Fahrenheat says NOT to use an extension cord so I would think an adapter is not the way to go. You'll have to buy the compatible outlet (readily available at hardware stores) and have it wired so you can plug in directly. This thing draws a lot of power so i would not second- guess the manufacturer on this potentially dangerous connection (if not done professionally).
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Hi, The voltage is 115 to 130 Here in the USA. & Note, the top burner is not very hot & it takes a long time to cook a scrambled egg! So I use a one burner hot plate now. The other two parts are just fine for me! Arthur