






6A 110/125V Female Slip Plug for Christmas Light Decoration - Pack of 15
6AÂ 110/125V Female Slip Plug
Key Features
- Constructed from plastic and metal components.
- Designed for solderless, slide-on wire connection.
- Wire-piercing contacts create an electrical connection without stripping insulation.
- Colors: Green
- General Specification: 6 Amp, 125 Volt.
- UL Listed.
Replaces / Cross-Reference Part Numbers
- Also known as: Vampire Plug, Zip Plug, Quick Plug, Slip-On Plug.
Compatibility & Fitment
- Fits 18 AWG (18-gauge) wire.
- Compatible with SPT-1 and SPT-2 insulated wire types.
- Used for creating custom-length C7 and C9 light strings and extension cords.
When to Replace
- Creating new, custom-sized light spools or extension cords.
- Replacing a damaged, cracked, or broken existing female plug.
- Repairing a connection that has become loose or intermittent.
- When existing plug shows signs of corrosion or heat damage.
Installation Tips
- Ensure the wire is not stripped before insertion.
- Align the wire evenly within the plug's internal channel.
- Slide the rear cover onto the plug body until it is fully seated.
- Apply firm, even pressure to ensure the metal prongs pierce the wire insulation completely.
- Tug gently on the wire to confirm a secure mechanical and electrical connection.
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Description
6AÂ 110/125V Female Slip Plug
Key Features
- Constructed from plastic and metal components.
- Designed for solderless, slide-on wire connection.
- Wire-piercing contacts create an electrical connection without stripping insulation.
- Colors: Green
- General Specification: 6 Amp, 125 Volt.
- UL Listed.
Replaces / Cross-Reference Part Numbers
- Also known as: Vampire Plug, Zip Plug, Quick Plug, Slip-On Plug.
Compatibility & Fitment
- Fits 18 AWG (18-gauge) wire.
- Compatible with SPT-1 and SPT-2 insulated wire types.
- Used for creating custom-length C7 and C9 light strings and extension cords.
When to Replace
- Creating new, custom-sized light spools or extension cords.
- Replacing a damaged, cracked, or broken existing female plug.
- Repairing a connection that has become loose or intermittent.
- When existing plug shows signs of corrosion or heat damage.
Installation Tips
- Ensure the wire is not stripped before insertion.
- Align the wire evenly within the plug's internal channel.
- Slide the rear cover onto the plug body until it is fully seated.
- Apply firm, even pressure to ensure the metal prongs pierce the wire insulation completely.
- Tug gently on the wire to confirm a secure mechanical and electrical connection.























