6 Outlet Extender Plug 3 Prong Side

[100-240 VAC] Works great, a little bulky but as condensed as it can be for a three prong to EU plug.

[powerCON True1] The product was exactly what I was looking for. Needed them to connect some new lights to a standard 3 prong outlet. Work great and priced well below any other sites.

[White] The Watson Ground-Lift Power adapter works great for a very specific need for me. I have an outlet that's obstructed because someone ran a two-prong adapter out and I can't get back there to change it without some cost so this adapter is a great solution to give me a three-prong plug. I like that it has the built-in grounding tab as well, you just attach it to the screw of your outlet faceplate. Overall I'm happy with these and keep the extra one in my grip bag just in case. [I received this item in exchange for my honest review]

[0.2 lb] Plug your battery in, plug unit into 110v outlet and it gets the job done. Not much more to say

[Yes] This is exactly what I was looking for. It provides a fair amount of power via two, standard three-prong plugs that any US light could plug into, but at a reasonable price. On full power, my 500 WS Impact strobe got about 200 blasts, which was just enough to finish the set up. It takes a few hours to charge, so be sure to plug it in overnight before your shoot. Get it. It will give you a new ability.

[Blue] Works as advertised. To verify your hum will be eliminated, use a three prong to two prong adapter (cheater plug) to TEMPORARILY remove the ground connection. If multiple devices are involved each one may need a cheater plug to eliminate the hum. If the hum is gone, replace each cheater plug with a IFi Audio GND Defender and enjoy.

[0.6] I purchased the AVRG750U as my first-ever UPS unit. I especially liked the idea of it being line-interactive to compensate for voltage variations in my home's wiring on top of having surge protection and relatively-instant battery backup for the next time we have a power outage. I do, however, have two small suggestions for improving the unit. 1. The three-prong receptacles seem to be designed with a safety feature that prevents a two-prong non-polarized plug from being inserted. I notice that the rounded ground lug on a male plug is supposed to help slide a lock or guard away from the two holes in the receptacle outlet for the male spade connectors of the plug. My router, printer, and monitor all terminate in two-prong plugs. It takes a determined effort to insert these into the AVRG750U's female receptacle slots--and I think this could be improved. 2. To save space in my rather cramped desktop computer desk area, the unit can stand up on end rather than lie flat. However, the bottom of the unit has a slight V-shape, rather than being completely flat or having feet on it, so the unit can rock slightly. This could also be improved. Rubber feet would be nice.

[0.8 lb] Great outlet for work stations with multiple devices to plug in.

[7.3 x 6.4 x 1"] Great product! It's long enough to reach the floor and plug in an AC OUTLET!

[8.5 lb] I was able to shoot in a room where there were no 3 prong outlets.