Ceptics India, Nepal BS-546 Travel Power Plug Adapter Accepts NEMA 5-15R - ETL Certified - Industrial Grade (IG-10)

A very sturdy plug that worked perfectly in Denmark.

This adapter works flawlessly for powering devices in different regions. It’s compact and lightweight, making it ideal for travel. The build quality feels durable, and the fit in sockets is secure. It handled all my essential gadgets without any issues, ensuring a hassle-free experience abroad.

If you use US plugs in Israel you know the local plug adapters are *crap*. Cheap lightweight plastic. Brass-ish contacts that lose springiness nearly immediately. The plugs end up falling out, and in some cases the poor contacts end up sparking and heating the adapter. Actually, most are even worse than *crap* but expletives are probably not allowed here. Well - this isn't as cheap (especially with shipping). But this plug adapter is a real H-type plug and a real polarized NEMA 5 socket (for some reason rated for 10A - not like the NEMA 5-15P which is rated for 15A). It is well constructed (like the high-quality GE molded US extension cords, and holds on to the NEMA plug as it should) and fits the standard modern Israel H socket very well. Recommended for travellers and for anyone who wishes to keep their laptop's power-brick plug intact (and not wire it with an H plug).

This is a high quality, durable product which works flawlessly. Buy it. Much better than those cheaper imitations.

Great product.

I'm trying to plug in a spotlight to my Christmas string lights to get a better effect on my lawn, and I didn't have an extra three prong outlet so I got a little crafty and this absolutely did the trick. Looks good, durable, appears weather safe. Allows for you to bypass those tricky polarized two prong to three prong adapters. It perfectly meets the need if you're decorating for the holidays.

solid ~!! literally.. whatever series of IEC or 110 Edison you plug in, it fits TIGHT. decent price.

There are two common types of plugs in the uk. The standard one that looks all squared off and the one you don’t have an adapter for. I find these in older hotels b& bs country homes etc. now I FINALLY have a solution as these are inevitably the only plug near where I want to plug in my US gear. Don’t leave home without it.

It works as it should be.

Now the heater on the fish tank will plug in

This travel plug is durable which is unlike many plastic adapters. I purchased the Australia plug travel plug made by this company, with the exact same durability and used it for 3 months without incident, so now we are going to India and needing a Type D I bought a Ceptics plug again. I only buy one as I plug a 240 V power bar including USB ports into the adapter to charge all electronics at the same time.

I purchased a power bar for travel with adapters for Europe only to realize none of them work in Switzerland. This is cheaper than purchasing one in Switzerland (at a Interdiscount chain for exampe) and it works fine - no issues so far. I mainly use this in conjunction with a power bar.

will test in a week, looks solid cant see that it will not work. will change review if needed. note, makes sure your stuff can work with 220v it usually does. i do recommend this over over the type C witch you can also use in south Africa. don't buy the ones with multi modes they suck. this is affordable and you wont regret it