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Reviews (24)
01 Aug, 2017
Works really well
I use this dimmer cord for the basking light in my Bearded Dragons Terrarium. The cord has open leads to connect to a lamp, I used the plug in end of an extension cord, so I didn't have to damage the basking light cord. The dimmer works well, I can control how much heat my Dragon gets. I'm happy with this purchase.
03 Aug, 2017
Great Impact Wrench
5 of 5 found this helpful I just used this Impact Wrench to replace struts, it has the power to break tough rusted nuts loose, of course always use penetrating oil on nuts and bolts first, this wrench has the power to snap a bolt. This wrench was a good deal, since it seems they are phasing out brushed motors with brush-less one's. If you are working on your own car, this wrench is worth it just to take lug nuts off. I highly recommend this wrench.
30 Aug, 2017
Works well.
The switch works with some modifications. These switches are much smaller than I expected, I had to trim as much of the wire insulation I could, I also had to file the ends of the switch, to make the slot for the wire wider, for the cord to fit. The switch specifies to use 18 gauge lamp cord wire, I was using 18 gauge wire. Maybe insulation on some lamps is thinner, I'm not sure. I did get the wire to fit and the switch turns the lamp on and one low setting. It seems to work well.