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You'll never be without a mains electric extension lead again when you have a 240 Volt Belt.
As the lead doubles back on itself twice, it is quite long when fully deployed ie about 12 feet.
• Uses super soft, flat style flex, so only suitable for low amp consumption ie projectors, laptops, lighting
connections etc.
• Comes with a plug at one end with folding flat pins, and super slim socket at the other.
• Both ends double up as belt buckle connectors when holding trousers in place.
note - health and safety. 240 Volt Belt must be fully removed before use.
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Ha - I'm seeing Batman's (60s incarnation) utility belt here - and health and safety can go whistle; I'm live, and ready to go! [+] |
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Could alternatively be worn as an artificial tail. |
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Will there be European continental adaptors on show in the Milan couture event? |
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I want one. I want one so bad I'm contemplating sewing an extension cord onto my existing belt. [+] |
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Wonder how you got the idea for this? |
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Ah, I was hoping for a belt that concealed an array of lithium polymer batteries around your waist, an inverter, and a plug socket. Then you could plug stuff straight into your belt, anywhere you are. |
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So whenever you need an extension you have to do without pants? |
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Around here the only things that use 240 V are the dryers, welders, heaters, and other high-amp hardware like stage lighting. |
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