Coleman Cable, Inc.
Coleman Cable, Inc. organization
A single-outlet adapter with a lighted end shows power status and handles 15 amps at 125 volts
- TypeCabinet Organizers
- Food TypeKitchen Utensils
- Clear light shows power is on at a glance
- 15-Amp rating handles up to 1875-watt loads safely
- Single outlet adds a lighted connection instantly
- UL Listed for verified electrical safety compliance
- Plugs into any 3-conductor extension cord easily
Single-outlet adapter with power indicator
The Woods 4325C converts a standard wall outlet into a single receptacle that glows when live. It is rated for 15-amp, 125-volt service and handles loads up to 875 watts. Homeowners and office workers who want a quick visual check that power is flowing will find it useful.
Compatibility checklist
Verify the existing receptacle is a three-conductor grounded outlet before plugging the adapter in. Confirm the connected device draws no more than 875 watts so the 15-amp rating is not exceeded. The clear housing is UL Listed for indoor use only.
Lighted end benefit
An internal bulb illuminates whenever the adapter receives voltage, giving immediate confirmation that the circuit is active. This helps avoid accidental overloads and makes it easy to locate the outlet in low-light areas. No extra software or accessories are included.
Highlights
- Clear light shows power is on at a glance
- 15-Amp rating handles up to 1875-watt loads safely
- Single outlet adds a lighted connection instantly
- UL Listed for verified electrical safety compliance
- Plugs into any 3-conductor extension cord easily
Specifications
| Type | Cabinet Organizers |
|---|---|
| Food Type | Kitchen Utensils |
Questions about this item
What comes in the package and do I need to buy anything else to use the Woods 4325C adapter?
The package contains the single-outlet adapter plug with a clear lighted end; no extra parts are required — just plug it into any three-conductor extension cord or wall outlet.
The title lists 15-Amp and 125-Volt — which rating should I match to my devices?
Choose devices that draw no more than 15 amps at 125 volts, which keeps the total load at or below 875 watts for safe operation.
What does the 875-watt figure mean when I plug a heater or lamp into this adapter?
It is the maximum combined power you can draw through the single outlet; as long as the connected appliance stays at or under 875 watts the built-in bulb will glow to show power is on.
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