Ceptics Universal USA NEMA 5-15R to NEMA 6-15P Plug Adapter

I had an odd application of this device. On ebay I purchased a compact digital-display volt meter that had a standard 120 VAC plug (5-15P). But the meter was capable of reading and displaying voltage up to 240 VAC. So I needed to be able to adapt the volt meter's 5-15 plug to my 240 VAC receptacle (6-15R). This adapterd worked perfectly.

Used these adapters in several places for various electronics and chargers. It's technically rated for 15A load but I had one melt under ~12A peak load and another melt under 10A continuous load. Unit rattles when shaken (not reassuring) and burn marks are visible within after use with loads well within spec.Unequivocally this is NOT a safely engineered product and should be removed from the market.

Works great and is safe. I have installed by mistake AC unit with heat function, which requires more power than my outlet supports. However once someone turned on the heat function, which resulted in exceeding power consumption for my wires, this adapter immediately melted even before the circuit breaker turned off, which is a safe behavior.

The product works fine. But, I didn't expect 3 same adapters in the one package. Why do people need that many? And, I couldn't find there is one available to sell. So, wasting two others.

I plug it into my dryer so I can use my eu equipment, cheap solution that works great

It’s confuse. I just move to US from Brazil and I needed a adapter from South America outlets to North American outlet, and when the product came, for my surprise, not work in any outlet of my apartment. I understand now you describe this different adapter in the title of the product, but for my still was confuse and now I have something useless. I wish have a kind of warning in the product, for people like me, because when I find this adapter I remember to use the words: “adapter South America to US outlet”.

used as an adapter for old style 115v outlet

I picked this adapter due to it's 15 amp spec. However within 10 minutes of running with a 15 amp load, a heater, it started melting and failed. It could have been a fire.