Any idea on what this is?

[Dov of the Galilee]

I found this in a box of converters for plug-ends but it certainly is not that. It looks like it might be a light or maybe one of those devices that emits a sound that keeps mosquitoes away? I don't even know where it came from.

 

[SYates]

The plug end looks like a UK plug to me, a friend has something similar to keep rats and mice away via the emitted sound. What does it do if you plug it in? SY

 

[Dov of the Galilee]

I'm not able to b\c of the shape.

 

[Peter Fransiscus]

I'm with SY on this one. The plug end is a UK plug.
I think it sends high frequency sounds. Peter.

 

[Bradypus]

Not just the UK/Ireland. Type G sockets are used in a surprisingly large number of countries. Many of them do have historic links with the UK though.

http://www.iec.ch/worldplugs/typeG.htm

 

[koilife]

It is a foot massager. Work with it for a bit and you'll figure it out.

 

[Icacos]

It is a foot massager. Work with it for a bit and you'll figure it out.

No offence, @koilife, but past experience prompts me to be sceptical about anything you say!

 

[Icacos]

It is a foot massager. Work with it for a bit and you'll figure it out.

No offence, @koilife, but past experience prompts me to be sceptical about anything you say!

Sorry, make that 'much of what you say.'

 

[PEI_Heather]

The mask Darth Vader wore as a baby?
(It's not a foot massager, btw!)

 

[annakappa]

It's obviously a useless object

 

[Icacos]

It's obviously a useless object

Not really. We're getting some mileage out of it!

 

[James R B]

It's a Thingamajig!

 

[AlwynWellington]

Love the colour.

 

[Jeff Crawley]

The plug end looks like a UK plug to me, a friend has something similar to keep rats and mice away via the emitted sound. What does it do if you plug it in? SY

Judging by the emitter icon I agree - not made in the UK though as there's no replaceable fuse. From Cyprus perhaps?