Socket for christmas lights

Cornucopia

I don't recognise that plug, but the tiny size definitely suggests low voltage.

Jackmydad

I reckon that unless you can find an exact replacement power supply you're entering a world of hassle. Short of contacting online suppliers of decorative lights to see if they know what the plug is, and doing various searches for images on Google using terms like "Low voltage decorative lighting plug" (without quotes) I don't see how you'll find one. Nobody seems to recognise the plug here.

Personally I'd just put new lights up, from a source that does spare power supplies and so on to hopefully save hassle in future.

markin

This it?


https://www.xmasdirect.co.uk/accessories/power-cords-cables/netpower-transformer

Cornucopia

markin wrote: »

This it?


https://www.xmasdirect.co.uk/accessories/power-cords-cables/netpower-transformer

Doesn't look quite the same to me (that has a central blade rather than a 3rd pin). But that looks like an ideal company to contact for help.

They have several power plug formats, and one of them may be the one.

https://www.xmasdirect.co.uk/accessories/power-and-cabling

RussellXmasDirect

Hi There, My name is Russell and I work at Xmas Direct. For some reason I can't see the picture you posted, but if you think they might be xmas direct lights, and you send them to my email (russell@xmasdirect.co.uk) I'd be happy to take a look for you. HTH.

Cornucopia

Hi Russell,

Thanks for your offer of help.

MSE has a registration process for company reps, so if I could ask you not to post further until you've been through that process it would be greatly appreciated.

RussellXmasDirect

Oh, sure! I just saw a referral from MSE in our webstats, was intrigued where it came from and then found this thread. Do you have a link to the registration form?

Cornucopia

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