Gas Stove Power Cord Adapter With Inline Safety Circuit Breaker, Oven Range 3-Prong Male Plug To Home Wall Female 3-Pin Receptacle Socket Outlet, 220/250V To 110/125V Electrical Cable Convert FX960-CB

Fit perfectly, appears super heavy gauge, inline breaker switches off power, though no way to test the breaker. If anything funny happens I will update. At this point super satisfied despite the cost which seemed maybe $25 more than I wanted it to be... can't make it myself though, and it was an 2 minute fix for our stove suddenly deciding to trip the gfi circuit we had been using. FYI even when tripping 2 different gfics (on separate circuits) at idle the stove still only drew 1 watt (per my killowatt meter) can't be much of a short there and it worked perfectly plugged into a non gfi while waiting for this to arrive, and as well now plugged into the 220 line with this adapter.

Adapter does not have the Underwriters Approval.

This was a hard to find item, in the exact plug styles that I needed- but this was absolutely perfect! Saved me the costs of having an electrician come swap out the outlet behind the former electric stove, to work for the new gas plug. So, worth the cost of the adapter for sure!

Works great. Exactly what I needed and saved me tons not to have to have the stove outlet rewired. Also allows future owners to be able to switch between a gas or electric stove.

Arrived quickly and works flawlessly. Saved a ton of money over completely rewiring after switching from an electric stove to gas. It was not cheap but is excellent quality and beats what it would have cost me to hire an electrician.

If your going from 220 to 110 make sure you get one that has a built in breaker. If your 110 stove shorts out it may not draw enough power to trip the existing 220 breaker.

Was not wired correctly, it was wired just pass through, still had 220 at the 15A plug! Had to rewire corretly myself. Hardware is ok, but assembly is poor too, see pictures, insulation on wire was cut when outer sheath removed.