Which adapter do I need?

Simply cut off the EU plug and fit an Irish one

What item did you buy as specs might help to see if its a lead like above .

Those 3 pin ones for Tv and other things vary for pin sizes and spacing and might have to bring it with you.

This is the best type to buy, and is more permanent than your standard travel adapter. You just put in the old plug and screw it tight.

Yes the Ninja Foodi is a high power unit and possibly wired into the base so its not a cable plug in.

If they were shipping it to a foreign usually they match plug to that country .

Do you have the unit yet?

Those adapters are for low power units like sat boxes and not on a Ninja Foodi that needs plugging straight into the wall.

Sorry yes of course, what I meant was - if an adaptor is going to be used, a screwed in version is better than a travel adaptor.

Ideally, the appliance is rewired, which is what I'd do myself, but if you're going to use an adaptor, it should be a grounded type like below.

Apologies @AnnaGram85, the previous one I suggested almost certainly wont work.

Do not used this type below.

Well spotted, nice price! You were right to ask the question here.

This uses 2470 watts and an adapter may not be the safest option. If you don't feel comfortable with a DIY job perhaps have a chat with a local hardware store, I find that they can be very helpful. Buy a 13 amp plug from them, instead of an adapter, and sure they'd be obliged to fit it;) Good luck.

She is going to contact Amazon before doing anything due to warranty.

Apologies, didn't mean for it to sound creepy but I understand why it might have come across like that!

I would not be using those on a moving unit as i have one on laptop beside me and pull the dam thing out when i move it with my foot

The one on post 25 looks better

For your sake and the safety of future readers of this thread - with any devices above ~5A you really should replace the European plug with a suitable 13A BS type plug, even if it the existing one is molded onto the wire. The existing 16A plug isn't really any more splashproof than the socket which it goes into and you are really increasing the risk of a localised fault (such as a burnt connection) with a converter. In addition some converters do not carry the earth through and that can present a bigger hazard to the user.

If you really must continue to use the European style plug then either invest in a locking two or three-pin converter, much like these shown below:

Another option would be to buy a good quality European plug-to-socket extension-lead and replace the head with a 13A BS plug.

How long since ordering has it been and how long did they say it would take , has it a tracking number.

+ do you have a left handed screwdriver for your plug😁

With as much confidence as an effective randomer on the internet can provide, this is the easiest thing to complete.

Lob the top off, expose the lengths of cable, identify the live and neutral and wire the live (brown) into the fused part of the plug making sure that it has the shorter of the two lengths, wire the blue into the neutral, fit a 13A (brown) fuse if not already fitted, review the wiring once more (take photos and upload if you wish), close the plug and go.

Frankly, no-one on here is trying to pull the wool over your eyes for giggles. This is a common job which is completed by many of us almost daily.

I'd again recommend that you replace the Euro plug with a BS UK three-pronged plug rather than the converter (reason given perviously), but its your choice really.

We're a sane enough bunch and keep each other straight.

I actually just noticed that there are two different requests in this thread, but the guidance remains the same!

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