FIRMERST XR-301 14 AWG 15 A 125 V 10 ft 2-pack power extension cord
Two 10-foot, 14 AWG cords rated 15 A at 125 V for 1875 W household loads
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- 10 ft reach powers devices far from the outlet
- 14 AWG copper handles 15 A with less heat
- 1875 W rating supports high-draw appliances
- NEMA 5-15 plugs fit standard household sockets
- Two cords included for backup or separate rooms
FIRMERST XR-301 14 AWG Two-Pack
The FIRMERST XR-301 is a pair of 10-foot power extension cords built with 14 AWG copper conductors rated for 15 amps at 125 volts. Each black cord carries a UL listing and uses a NEMA 5-15 male-to-female plug arrangement for standard household outlets. The two-pack provides spare length for multiple rooms or backup use.
Indoor Household Appliances Only
These cords suit TVs, lamps, speakers, computers, audio systems and home-theatre equipment that draw up to 1875 watts from a standard North American socket. They are not intended for outdoor exposure, heavy-duty workshop tools, high-amperage heating appliances or any device requiring a different plug configuration or higher voltage.
14 AWG 15 A 125 V Rating
The 14 AWG gauge combined with a 15-amp, 125-volt rating sets the safe continuous load limit at 1875 watts per cord. Exceeding this current or using the cord with a non-NEMA 5-15 outlet creates a fire risk and voids the UL listing.
Highlights
- 10 ft reach powers devices far from the outlet
- 14 AWG copper handles 15 A with less heat
- 1875 W rating supports high-draw appliances
- NEMA 5-15 plugs fit standard household sockets
- Two cords included for backup or separate rooms
Specifications
| Brand | FIRMERST |
|---|---|
| Model | XR-301 |
| Features | This 10 Feet power extension cord is made by FIRMERST and features a Universal Plug style with copper material. It supports a voltage of 125 volts and an input current of 15 amps. The cable is Black in color and is UL listed. It comes with a Male-to-Female connector and does not require batteries. |
Questions about this item
What gauge wire and amperage does the 10 ft cord use for safe runs?
Each cord is 14 AWG rated for 15 A at 125 V, giving a 1875 W maximum load for household devices.
How do I connect the NEMA 5-15 plug and receptacle without creating a loose fit?
Insert the three-prong male plug fully into the wall outlet, then push the female connector onto the device plug until both seats click; partial insertion causes heat buildup.
When should I replace the copper conductors or the black jacket?
Replace a cord if the jacket shows cuts, cracking, or melted spots, or if the plug blades become loose or discoloured from arcing.
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