6A to 16A Converter Adapter Plug | Induction Cooktop Plug Adapter | 5A to 15A Socket Converter with Indicator | Converts Small 6A Socket to 16A Plug for AC, Geyser, Microwave & Appliances

Very good product. Serves the purpose. It has surge protection and one can easily vouch on it for using heavy appliances.

Quality is good.Well designed & useful product 5A to 15A Usage with Pins of 5A / in 5A scoket.Price little expensive.Worth buying - multi use product can be used as universal adapter (within India use - 5A & 15 A combined use)

Does its work. Important is u can even use it to convert larger plug to regular one

This is pretty well built and very sturdy to use.It hold us pretty well and the adapter is well spaced out for most 16A ports and fits well on the 5/6A ports and Indian plugs very well.It's pretty compact and does not interfere with adjoining plug points either.

The converter does work alright and looks great as well, however, it's joints are weak which means it's falls apart after some usage..

I'm writing this after having used this for six+ months. Has worked perfectly so far. Doesn't heat up. I use it with a system that draws nearly 500W of power. No issues. The small LED is quite useful as well.

This product does exactly what it is suppose to however not knowing it in details can cause serious problems. Infact may be the product should come up with a little warnings of Does' and Dont's.I bought this one to fit a new Iron 15A socket to my existing 6A sockets. The wiring inside the board is strong enough as well the board and it also carries a design where Indian as well US plugs can fit. So this one fits in that board nicely and that futuristic iron worked all good. Left the plug as it is in socket and next day a family member tried putting their Laptop Charger plug into it. The laptop dint get charged but it heated up like induction stove. Very Very hot. The charger and everything in between went HOT and if it wouldn't have been disconnected in time, it would might have cause some accident. Luckily the laptop had heat sensors and it started working back again next day on normal board as well on batteries.Someone here has advised in review that 'one should get a proper board fitted instead of this workaround' and I totally agree with that.There are lotso adopter in use now days. If those phone pin socket adopters are suppose to decrease the amperage and voltage for digital device this one does exactly the apposite of it. It increases the amperage and if things connected to it are not designed to work with that amperage then they are deemed to be burned out or can cause heating problems or can even melt the wall board.In the world of Solutionism and a quick answer to every question, this one is not a quick answer. One needs to understand how electricity and electronic works to some degrees in order to use this product. Or simply avoid it and get a good permanent 15A board fitted with help of Electrician.

It served my purpose.