Generac
Generac 6328 30 A 25 ft 10-gauge 4-wire NEMA L14-30 generator power cord
A 25-foot, 10-gauge, four-wire cord rated for 30 amps at 125/250 volts connects a generator to a power inlet box or transfer switch
- 25-foot reach lets you position the generator safely away from living spaces
- 30-amp rating supports 125/250-volt loads for home or RV circuits
- 10-gauge four-wire construction handles heavy-duty current without voltage drop
- Cold-weather rubber jacket stays flexible for reliable outdoor connections
- NEMA L14-30 plug and receptacle mate with listed GP and XG generator models
25-foot 30-amp generator cord
This 25-foot, 10-gauge, 4-wire cord links a portable generator to a power inlet box or transfer switch. It carries 125/250-volt power at up to 30 amps. The NEMA L14-30 plug connects to the generator and the matching receptacle connects to the inlet box. It is built for outdoor use in cold weather.
All-rubber cold-weather flexibility
The tough rubber jacket stays pliable in low temperatures so the cord coils and uncoils without stiffening. That flexibility makes it easier to route around corners, through doorways or across a campsite. The durable sheath resists abrasion when the cord is dragged over rough ground.
30-amp capacity for essential circuits
The cord comfortably handles the output of generators such as the GP3250, LP3250, XG4000, XP4000, GP5500 and GP6500E when they are equipped with 50-amp outlets. It will not support loads that exceed 30 amps or voltages beyond 125/250 volts. Buyers who need 50-amp throughput or longer runs must choose a different cord.
Highlights
- 25-foot reach lets you position the generator safely away from living spaces
- 30-amp rating supports 125/250-volt loads for home or RV circuits
- 10-gauge four-wire construction handles heavy-duty current without voltage drop
- Cold-weather rubber jacket stays flexible for reliable outdoor connections
- NEMA L14-30 plug and receptacle mate with listed GP and XG generator models
Specifications
| Brand | Generac |
|---|---|
| Model | 6328 |
Questions about this item
How often should the 10-gauge 4-wire cable be inspected for wear when used outdoors?
Check the all-rubber jacket before each use for cuts, abrasions or cracking; replace the cord if the insulation is damaged or the NEMA L14-30 contacts show corrosion.
What is the maximum continuous current the NEMA L14-30 plug and receptacle can handle without overheating?
The cord is rated for 30 A at 125/250 V; sustained loads at or near 30 A will cause the conductors to warm, so do not exceed the 30 A rating.
Will the rubber jacket stay flexible and the connectors run cool during all-day operation in cold weather?
The tough rubber remains flexible in low temperatures, and the 10-gauge conductors limit voltage drop, keeping plug and receptacle temperatures within normal limits at rated load.
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