This Clipsal 492/32 fixed polarity plug gives you a straight up two pin 10A option for leads in the van, workshop or backyard. Two parallel flat pins line up with standard Australian 240V sockets so you can sort simple gear without extra bulk. Fixed polarity keeps active and neutral in the same spots on every 10A lead so testing and fault chasing stays consistent. The grey moulded body and brass pins are standard Clipsal hardware, a smart buy when you want parts that match the rest of your setup. The screw-on cord grip takes the pull off the conductors on day to day use around 240V outlets. The plug follows Australian and New Zealand rules for flexible two pin gear so you can hook it into caravan or shed setups and get out there with gear that just works.

• Clipsal 492/32 fixed polarity flexible plug
• Two parallel flat pins for 240V use
• Rated at 10A for standard circuits
• Suits Australian two-pin outlet pattern
• Complies with Australian/New Zealand plug standards
• Grey moulded insulating body for mains duty
• Brass pins provide solid electrical contact
• Screw-on rear cord grip for strain relief
• Ideal for caravan, RV and shed power leads
• Suitable for use with flexible 10A cable

Q: Is this plug suitable for use on caravan 240V leads?

Yes, it suits 240V 10A caravan leads that use a two-pin configuration. The fixed polarity and 10A rating line up with typical powered site bollards that accept two-pin plugs. Just match it to 240V flexible cable sized for 10A duty and wire it according to standard practice. An electrician should handle the wiring if you are not licensed.

Q: Does this plug include a cord grip for strain relief?

Yes, a screw-on cord grip is included. The grip threads onto the rear of the plug body and clamps onto the outer sheath of the flexible cable. This helps keep movement away from the terminations inside the plug. It also tidies the entry point where the cable meets the plug housing.

Q: What rating does this plug carry?

This plug is rated at 10A. That rating suits common 240V domestic and light commercial circuits in Australia and New Zealand. Your connected gear and cable should also be rated for 10A or higher. Always protect the circuit with the correct breaker or fuse as per wiring rules.

Q: Does this plug comply with Australian and New Zealand standards?

Yes, it meets the standards for flexible two-pin plugs in Australia and New Zealand. The design does not require insulated pins under those rules. The fixed polarity and pin layout follow local patterns for safe use with 240V outlets. Use it only within the limits of its 10A rating.