Eversimpleinc 3 Prong to 4 Prong Dryer Plug Adapter — NEMA 14-30P to 10-30R, 30A, 125/250V, 1 ft

Bridge between older cords and newer outlets

Moving into a space with a 4-prong dryer outlet can leave your trusty 3-prong dryer cord waiting for a solution. The Eversimpleinc 3 Prong to 4 Prong Dryer Plug Adapter is designed to bridge that gap. With a 1-foot molded design and sturdy construction, it aligns a 3-prong NEMA 10-30 dryer plug with a modern 4-prong NEMA 14-30R receptacle. Rated for 30A and 125/250V, this adapter supports common home dryer loads while you determine the best long-term wiring option.

What makes it a practical choice

• Connects a classic 3-prong dryer plug to a new 4-prong outlet, enabling continued use without swapping cords.
• Right-angle molded plugs help keep cords tucked and reduce wall protrusion for tighter spaces.
• High-visibility 1-foot length provides flexible placement while keeping connections accessible.

Quality you can feel and trust

• STW 10/3 AWG copper inner wires ensure strong conductivity; oil-free insulation minimizes heat buildup in typical dryer circuits.
• 600-volt-rated PVC jacket offers durable protection against everyday wear and environmental exposure.
• Built to handle up to 30 amps and a maximum load of about 7500 watts, with a secure, right-angle design.

Technical details at a glance

• Product: NEMA 14-30P 4-prong plug to NEMA 10-30R 3-prong receptacle; 30A, 125/250V; 1 ft.
• Construction: STW 10-gauge copper inner conductors; oil-free, heat resistant insulation; 600V rating.
• Usage: Simple plug-in between older dryers and newer outlets in homes or apartments built after 1997.

Real-world use cases

When moving to a new apartment with a 4-prong wall outlet, you can keep your existing dryer cord. The adapter supports a straightforward connection, helping you avoid immediate cord replacement while you finalize wiring choices for your space.

Safety and care

Always ensure the dryer circuit and outlet are correctly rated for the load. Do not exceed the adapter's 30A rating and inspect for wear before use. If you notice discoloration, buzzing, or heat, discontinue use and consult a professional electrician.