Junchi
Junchi 50 ft 16/3 AWG Outdoor Power Extension Cord
A 50 ft outdoor extension cord rated 13 A at 125 V with IP65 waterproofing, cold-weather flexibility to -58 °F, and ETL listing
- 50 ft length reaches distant outlets across gardens and work sites
- 13 A 1625 W rating powers lawn tools and holiday lights safely
- IP65 waterproof jacket resists rain and dust in outdoor conditions
- Stays flexible down to -58 °F for reliable use in freezing weather
- ETL listed with 1500 V high-voltage test and 20 000 bend cycles for durability
50 ft 16/3 AWG outdoor extension cord
This 50-foot cord carries 13 amps at 125 volts for a 1625-watt rating. It uses a NEMA 5-15P plug and a matching NEMA 5-15R socket on an SJTW jacket. The construction is ETL and cETL listed for safety compliance. It suits users who need reliable power delivery across yards or job sites.
Replaces shorter or lighter indoor cords
A 50-foot reach lets you run tools far from the wall outlet without daisy-chaining shorter leads. The 16 AWG conductors handle typical lawn equipment such as trimmers and blowers within the 13-amp limit. The jump is worth it when distance and outdoor exposure would damage lesser cords. It is not for buyers who need higher ampacity for large motors or heating appliances.
IP65-rated SJTW jacket with cold-weather flexibility
The vinyl jacket resists water, heat to 158°F, and stays flexible down to -58°F. Strain reliefs survive over 20000 bend cycles and each cord passes a 1500V high-voltage test. The 16 AWG gauge sets a hard ceiling at 13 amps, so voltage drop increases with length. It is not for buyers who require a heavier gauge for runs beyond 50 feet at full load.
Highlights
- 50 ft length reaches distant outlets across gardens and work sites
- 13 A 1625 W rating powers lawn tools and holiday lights safely
- IP65 waterproof jacket resists rain and dust in outdoor conditions
- Stays flexible down to -58 °F for reliable use in freezing weather
- ETL listed with 1500 V high-voltage test and 20 000 bend cycles for durability
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What plug types does the 50 ft 16/3 AWG cord use?
It has a male NEMA 5-15P plug and a female NEMA 5-15R socket, both with long strain relief tested to over 20000 bending cycles.
How should the SJTW cord be laid out for safe installation?
Uncoil the full 50 ft length before use to prevent heat build-up, ensure the IP65-rated connections stay dry, and avoid sharp bends at the strain-relief collars.
When should the outdoor extension cord be replaced?
Replace it if the vinyl jacket shows cracks, the strain reliefs split, or the cord no longer stays flexible at -58°F after prolonged exposure to 158°F heat.
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