BISupply Power Plug 50 AMP - 250 Voltage Wall Outlet Extender Female Electrical Adapter Wall Plugs with Easy Unplug

Very nice heavy hard construction, seems a beast of a plug so far, yes it's a heavy azz plug it good deal and its way tough enough. buy it!

I got this to make an extension cord for my welder and it works great! It is easy to install on the end of the cord and has a nice handle to easily unhook the cord from the wall socket or from the end of the other cord! It also makes it easier to unplug the cord from the welder to this connector because it has the finger holds on the backside!

Works great hand hold make it much safer keep fingers clear of metal contact.

Good connections

The outlet is very well made and is very sturdy . Works great for me.

Was able to connect generator to well pump, very easy and this part helped alot.

I made an extension cord for my welder and used this cord end. Works great.

I bought this socket to build a drop cable for plugging in a welder and plasma cutter. It seems like a nice design, with the finger pulls and all. Unfortunately, it's not a 250V 50A receptacle even though it claims to be (and is marked as such) - nowhere near. After opening it to connect it, and seeing what's inside, I immediately closed it back up. It's going to get returned. 1. This is for 50 AMPS dude! But the contacts are flimsy, measuring .032" thick. For comparison I measured a Leviton 30 amp socket I have on hand, its contacts measure .042" thick - doesn't sound like much but the difference is huge - much springier, much more contact pressure than this thing - and the Leviton is only rated 30 amps, not 50. Plus the fact that the Leviton contacts are tin plated - the BISupply contacts are plain brass (or brass-like material). 2. The clamping screws on the Leviton are almost twice as large as the BISupply. See photo. It's unlikely that the BISupply clamping screws would survive the necessary torque without stripping or breaking. 3. 50 amps means 6 gauge wire. See the photo of a piece of this wire not fitting under the clamp screw on the BISupply contact. Can you figure out how to securely clamp this wire? If you squeeze the wire, or separate the strands into two bunches, you could force it in but look at that pitiful clamp plate and screw. 50 amp contacts generally require 25 inch pounds of tightening torque. These screws and clamp plates would likely not survive being tightened that much, without stripping out or breaking. Everything about the Leviton shouts "beefy". The BISupply whimpers "flimsy". Again, this is 250V, 50 amps. That's a LOT of power and you need proper connectors to handle it. This BISupply connector falls far short. I'm really kind of stunned that Amazon would sell something this hazardous. Sure, sell Chinesium junk when it's not dangerous but when it comes to electrical safety they shouldn't screw around. The insidious thing is, this receptacle may seem to work at first but as the years go by I guarantee that the contacts will lose tension, the bare brass contacts will corrode, and the wire clamps will bend/strip out/loosen up, all resulting in more and more resistance heating. Eventually the connector will overheat and melt, or worse. This is a recipe for disaster. DO NOT BUY THIS IF YOU VALUE YOUR HOUSE AND LIFE!