Plug Adapter - 240V to 120V

Run 120V Equipment from 240V Plugs - 12.5 x 9 x 5 in

Growers often have 240V outlets in place but equipment that expects 120V. This plug adapter connects to standard 240V plugs and provides a 120V output, so you can make use of the circuits you already have. That keeps your setup organized and avoids extra electrical work.

Sold as a single unit, it suits a grow room, workshop, or light commercial space where you need one flexible connection point. Add more units if you have several 120V devices to bring online.

Key Features & Benefits

• 240V input — connects to standard 240V plugs.
• 120V output — powers equipment designed for 120V.
• Single unit — one adapter per order, easy to add as your setup grows.
• Measured dimensions — 12.5 in long, 9 in wide, 5 in high, so you can plan placement.

Who Should Use Plug Adapter

Home gardeners and commercial growers who have 240V outlets and need to run 120V equipment in grow rooms, workshops, or light commercial environments.

About Plug Adapter

This plug adapter is listed under Electrical & Power in grow equipment and supplies. It accepts a 240V input, delivers a 120V output, and ships at 3.5 lb. The brand is not specified on the listing.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What does this adapter do?
A: It adapts a standard 240V plug connection to a 120V output. Use it when your outlet is 240V and your equipment is 120V.

Q: Which plugs does it work with?
A: It is listed as compatible with standard 240V plugs. Check your plug type against the adapter before ordering.

Q: How big is it?
A: It measures 12.5 in long, 9 in wide, and 5 in high. Shipping weight is 3.5 lb.

Q: How many come in an order?
A: One. It is sold each.

Q: What is the difference between 240V and 120V?
A: These are two common electrical supply voltages. Equipment must match the voltage it is designed for, which is why an adapter like this is used.

Q: What wattage or amperage can it handle?
A: The listing does not state a load rating. Confirm the rating with the supplier and your electrician before connecting equipment.