How big of a hole will this plug?
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I can't give you an exact number, but usual road punctures, like small nails and screws will be fine. The bore tool is 3/16 inch in diameter. So anything 3/16" and smaller will absolutely be fine. I'm going to guess that the larger the hole, the more temporary the seal. I will say that there isn't enough plug material to fill a 1/2" hole. 1/4" will probably fill, maybe even 5/16". Anything bigger and I doubt the plug will actually be able to fill the hole. Now let me add to this. There is a difference between an actual 1/2" hole vs a 1/2" nail that's punctured the tire. A 1/2" inch nail won't create a 1/2" hole because the rubber will expand to accommodate the nail. The actual hole may be much smaller. So it appears that a 1/2" screw will create a hole smaller than 3/16".
1639841
About 1 1/2" outside diameter curl... 3/8 hole should be loose fit for cord.
2027797
Not big, just plugged it into my power strip and it only took/covered one plug space.
1240068
it should work. its not a large plug though. just get the pic of the antenna on the computer and just enlarge the pic
1257223
It would very tight...a straight plug would probably not work and 90 may...
1370713
You don't have to plug the hole with a custom plug. You can use duck tape or various layers of electrical tape to cover the hole. But if you're committed to creating a custom plug, the diameter of the hole made by the tool is 17.39 mm or about 11/16".
170261
An exact length cannot be given due to the big diff. in config. I can estimate that it can be "0" to 1/2" longer than a conventional socket.
34360
I believe the will plug in end to end, you may need a larger amperage transformer for the added legnth
1017263
Sorry, I may be wrong as to the plug size as I may have bought a different model. Mine does have a very tiny plug.
135641
Mine is in the bottom slot with the top slot free. As long as you have clearance from surfaces it will. The plug covers 2" on the earth pin side and 1/2" on the pin side with the outlet plug on the side.
237599
It's not a flat plug. I have those bubble type covers on my outdoor outlets and it barely closes. I think 2", as another user mentioned, is about right.
201322
I do not know, but it does have the correct "plug" that should fit. I would assume it would work but I never thought of that.....good luck.
231443
Hello, Question Thank you. The size of the plug is 3.5mm. I think available. Thank you FIELD JAPAN K.TABATA
504963
It has a large plastic plug about 7/8 inch in diameter. The plastic is very heavy and we have had no trouble with it. Hope this helps
231442
Hello, Question Thank you. The size of the plug is 3.5mm. I think available. Thank youFIELD JAPANK.TABATA
2000128
It's a regular 15-amp plug - there are no ratings other than 15-amp max (just like a regular outlet). So, yes, it will.
693536
I'm not sure what the diameter of that would be, but the max wire diameter that would fit without major modifications would be a half inch, and the max plug/receptacle diameter would be 2-1/4 inches. Hope that's helpful. There is a rubber seal that has about a quarter inch hold there, but it will compress some. The max size of the hole in the plastic base is one-half inch. Hope this helps.