Neutral prong on Christmas light plug

Dec 17, 2012 22 Replies

Tire strings I have left around either -and none on the light strings on the old pre-lit tree (3 years old?) we gave to my daughter this year either.

We've gone to 12 volt LED pre-lit this year - running off a 12 volt switch-mode power supply.. So like I said, I've never seen one "in the flesh" - the link above is the first I've seen, so it would appear to be far from universal. Virtually every one I've seen has a monolythic injection moulded plug - solid plastic through and through.

Simple. They print the labels in China and put them on - what do you mean "approved"???

They use the fused plug to get around the 18 gauge minimum wire size. These strings uses something more like #22 or 24. Fuses are cheaper than copper.

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