Milspec Industries, Inc.
Milspec Industries, Inc. 25' Pro Power SJTW Triple Tap Extension Cord 12/3 AWG Black
A 25-foot, 12/3 AWG extension cord with a triple-tap connector providing three grounded outlets rated for 15 A at 125 V and a 300 VAC maximum
- 25 ft reach powers distant equipment
- 12/3 AWG copper handles 15 A loads
- Triple tap runs three tools from one outlet
- Cold-weather jacket stays flexible below freezing
- Molded strain reliefs stop plugs pulling loose
25-foot 12/3 AWG extension cord
This 25-foot cord uses 12/3 AWG conductors rated for 15 amps and 300 volts AC. It is built for professionals who need reliable temporary power for tools and small appliances on job sites or in workshops. The heavy-duty SJTW jacket stays flexible in sub-freezing temperatures.
Triple-tap connector with molded strain relief
The single grounded male plug splits into three grounded female outlets, letting you run up to three devices from one wall receptacle. Molded plugs with large strain reliefs stop the cable from pulling away from the connector body during rough handling.
Check outlet rating and total load before use
Each outlet is rated for standard 15A-125V service, so the combined draw of all connected equipment must not exceed 15 amps. Verify that your supply circuit and receptacle can support the intended load without tripping breakers or overheating.
Highlights
- 25 ft reach powers distant equipment
- 12/3 AWG copper handles 15 A loads
- Triple tap runs three tools from one outlet
- Cold-weather jacket stays flexible below freezing
- Molded strain reliefs stop plugs pulling loose
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Will the 12/3 AWG copper conductors need replacement after heavy use?
The soft-drawn annealed copper conductors are built for flexibility and durability; with normal care and intact strain reliefs they should not require scheduled replacement.
What limits continuous operation at the 15 A rating?
The cord is rated for a maximum current draw of 15 A and 300 VAC; sustained loads at that level are the thermal and voltage-drop limit for this cable.
How hot or noisy does the 25 ft cable get when powering tools all day?
The SJTW jacket stays flexible in cold weather and the cord runs silently; heat rise depends on load, but at or below 15 A it remains within the 300 VAC design limits.
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