DRN (10) Extension Cord Replacement Ends (5) Male (5) Female Plug Electrical Repair

So they seem fine, but pretty sure they are not UL listed.

You need to know what you are doing because all the screw Colgate so close it’s hard to figure out what wire goes where

Liked the price

Good for the price

After very little use, the female socket failed (gaped opened) because the metal is thin and the soldering points are very small and delicate, something you'd expect to see on cheap headphones, not a shop extension cord.The solder joints hold the connecting metal to the base and at the same time connect the metal to the wire screw posts. Because of the weak base, there is very little "spring" to keep the female contacts together, in position so that the male plug makes contact. Imagine a binder clip with a paper thin back.They are labeled 15A, but the solder joints and metal base are so small I would be surprised if they didn't fail long before that.Also, the screws have to line up and set into the rubber half. Screws, into rubber.

My disappointment was the grip strength of the female terminal, very loose. In every aspect of this product, you get what you pay for. Knowing that, I still bought them knowing my use would not be daily or high amp. If you understand your application and a cheap products limitation, they are adequate for the job. And, much cheaper than high end terminals.

These are junk

These were missing parts. Could possibly have been a return. One of the plugs was broken and 2 others were missing screws.