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Short black 14AWG extension cord with inline switch 1.3ft

maximm

maximm 3 Prong Extension Cord with Switch 14AWG 1.3ft 1625W

SKU CH-XM3C-N0X7B

A 1.3 ft, 14 AWG extension cord with an inline on/off switch rated at 1625 W for indoor or outdoor use

  • TypeOther
  • UL CUL listed 13 A 125 V switch protects appliances
  • Oxygen-free copper wire carries 1625 W reliably
  • 3 ft 14 AWG cord suits indoor and outdoor use
  • Inline switch keeps outlets off after power loss
  • 40 cm length fits tight spaces behind equipment

What This Cord Is

A short 1.3 ft three‑prong extension cord with an inline on/off switch. Built from 14 AWG oxygen‑free copper and rated at 1625 W (13 A/125 V). UL CUL listed for safe use with standard appliances.

Who It Suits

Home and office users who want a compact switch to control lights, printers or garden tools without unplugging. The switch stays off after a power loss, saving energy. Not for runs that need more length or for devices that draw above the 13 A rating.

Deciding Spec

The 14 AWG conductor and 13 A switch set the hard limit: any appliance drawing more than 1625 W at 125 V will overload this cord. Check your device’s nameplate before connecting.

Highlights

  • UL CUL listed 13 A 125 V switch protects appliances
  • Oxygen-free copper wire carries 1625 W reliably
  • 3 ft 14 AWG cord suits indoor and outdoor use
  • Inline switch keeps outlets off after power loss
  • 40 cm length fits tight spaces behind equipment

Specifications

TypeOther

Questions about this item

Will the inline on/off switch on this 1.3 ft cord wear out and need replacing?

The switch is rated for 13 A at 125 V and built into the moulded PVC body; it is not user-serviceable, so the whole cord would be replaced if the switch ever fails.

What stops me from running a 1625 W load continuously on this 14 AWG cable?

The 13 A / 125 V rating on the switch and the 14 AWG oxygen-free copper conductors set the continuous limit at 1625 W; exceeding it trips the switch or overheats the cable.

Does the switch or the PVC jacket get hot when the cord powers a heater all day?

At or below 13 A the oxygen-free copper runs cool; the moulded PVC jacket and the switch stay at safe temperatures, but sustained loads above 1625 W will cause noticeable heating.

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