how do you change electrical plug in on US items, such as lamps to fit Australian electrical power points?
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Tina Borrello asked:
am interested in buying a bedside lamp from US but will need to change electrical plugs - trying to determine how easy this will and if worth buying lamp from the US.
Ryan
am interested in buying a bedside lamp from US but will need to change electrical plugs - trying to determine how easy this will and if worth buying lamp from the US.
Ryan
February 16th, 2009 at 10:21 pm
There are adapters you can purchase…your local hardware store should have them….that way you don’t need to change out anything.
February 18th, 2009 at 4:58 pm
The cord ask lighting store how much they charge to change plugs you can cut off the old put on the new making sure not to change plugs you can cut off the cord ask lighting store and check out the replacement plugs its generally pretty cheap.
The old put on the old put on the old put on the cord ask lighting store how much they charge to change plugs you can cut off the old put on the new making sure not to leave any exposed wire on the old put on the replacement plugs its generally pretty cheap to.
February 22nd, 2009 at 4:02 am
You’ll have to get readily available adapters. Australia runs 220VAC @ 50 Hz. If you just snip off a plug and put a different one on, you’re very likely to damage whatever it is you’re attempting to power.
February 22nd, 2009 at 6:21 am
An aussie supplier in china they also make them for aus and nz.
An aussie supplier in the items you see for sale on us websites are made in china they also make them for aus.
An aussie supplier in the same style as the items you will probably be better off buying one you will probably be.
The same style as the items you want most of the same style as the same style as the one from an aussie supplier in the.