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A reflector with a damaged or missing power cord doesn't have to end up in the trash. This 16 Gauge DIY Reflector Cord gives you a male plug on one end and open wiring on the other, so you can replace or rewire a reflector's power connection directly rather than searching for an exact factory replacement part. At 15 feet, the 16-gauge cord gives you enough length to route power from a convenient outlet to wherever your reflector sits, and UL listing means the wiring has been tested to recognized electrical safety standards, making it a straightforward and dependable fix for reflectors that would otherwise be sidelined by a bad cord.
Male plug connects straight into a standard outlet.
Open wiring end lets you replace or rewire a reflector's power connection directly.
UL-listed construction delivers safety-tested, dependable performance.
A 15-foot cord gives you flexible routing from outlet to reflector.
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Wire Gauge | 16 AWG |
| Connector Type | Male Plug to Open Wiring |
| Length | 15 ft |
| Certification | UL Listed |
It's used to replace or rewire the power connection on a reflector, with a male plug on one end and open wiring on the other.
Yes, the open wiring end lets you rewire directly into your reflector, giving damaged or cordless reflectors a new power connection.
Yes, it's UL listed, meaning it's been independently tested to meet recognized electrical safety standards.
This cord measures 15 feet from the male plug to the open wiring end.
It uses 16 gauge wiring, suited for standard reflector rewiring.
Our specialists are happy to help. Call us or send a message and we'll get back to you within one business day (most of the time within a few hours.)
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