Festool UBS-Pur Plug It Conversion Kit, 360 mm Length

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The 489685 Repair Plug mates with any of your Festool tools that use the plug-it connector. It also mates with the Plug-It conversions: I hope this answers all of your questions on which Plug-It conversion kit you want, what you will get, and how it will work. It is my intent that it serve as 'the' definitive reference document for anyone who wants to learn more about Plug-It conversions.

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Quote from: Marshall Monnett on November 28, 2014, 10:02 PM Thanks for all the great information, I have wanted to change some of my dewalt and porter cable tools to plug it ends, and this information helps greatly. But i do have one question. Yep, I screwed that one up really well. You are absolutely correct! I have a great deal of difficulty with electricity and electrical specifications. I was thinking incorrectly it was 14 awg and 16 awg where, as you indicated it's 16 awg and 18 awg. Thanks for straightening this out, and you can see from the title of my post where I called the male end the female. Oh well.In the case of a cable break – one of the most frequent causes of failure for electric power tools – the plug-it system minimises downtimes. The defective cable is simply replaced by a new one without the need for costly repairs and downtimes. Quote from: jonathan-m on January 26, 2013, 09:39 AM I'm sure nobody here needs convincing of the benefits of the plug-it cord

Plug-it conversion

If you find an error, PLEASE PM me so I can correct it. I'm not asking you to PM me so I can hide a mistake or avoid being embarrassed. I'd simply prefer to make any necessary corrections in this initial post and keep discussions about errors or corrections out of the thread to avoid confusion as people read this in the future. With most double insulated tools (only two wires no earth lead) they are usually also fitted with a double pole switch which switches both wires and it really doesn't matter which wire goes to active. See the problem? The cord end (with the white center) has a triangular protrusion molded into it to PREVENT this light-weight cord from plugging into a higher-current machine. It will not mate with the Plug-It. So, we'll set that aside... SUCESS!! You now know WHICH Plug-It conversion fits on which US Plug-It cord. This works out particularly well if you have a 16 ga Plug-It cord strapped to your DE hose like many here do.

I changed the single gang extension lead on my CT with boom arm to a double one using the following; Quote from: Wuffles on October 19, 2015, 03:44 AM I think you're trying to use the wrong end of the plug it adaptor. That said, I'd like to present another viewpoint. While a financial consideration is likely, it is probably not 'THE' reason. You have to understand the German mindset, to wit: Since the instructions here are for using the products (Plug-It conversion-kits) only AS INTENDED, I hope there would not be an issue with it. I am not suggesting that anyone modify their Festool products, but rather pointing out that they can modify other products to better integrate with the Festool system of Plug-It cords. But only: After a lot of deliberation I finally did it. I cut the cord off my jigsaw and soldered on a plug-it connector.

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Port 4.7in Ceiling Canopy With Nylon Cord Grip - Plug-In Pendant To Hardwire Light Fixture Conversion Kit - DIY Lighting Lamp Parts Now let's look at the Plug-It conversion on the left, along side the 16 ga. heavy-duty Festool Plug-It cord which is included with TS-75 and other 'higher-current' machines on the right: Categories Products Review product Festool plug it conversion-kit UBS-PUR 360 plug it 240 V Specifications Thanks for all the great information, I have wanted to change some of my dewalt and porter cable tools to plug it ends, and this information helps greatly. But i do have one question. All it took so far was to drill the tiny holes to make room for the small thingies. Obviously placement was critical but it didn't take more than 10 minutes total.It can probably be made but I am not sure it would be worth the trouble as it would be a major operation, with the above caveats.