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White 12-foot outdoor extension cord with three flexible conductors

Monoprice Inc.

Monoprice Inc. 16/3 SJTW Outdoor Extension Cord 12 Feet White

SKU CH-WWM2-RF112

12-foot outdoor extension cord with 16/3 SJTW rating, water-resistant, flame-retardant, ultra-flexible, abrasion-resistant jacket, and nickel-coated brass blades that resist corrosion

  • TypeOthers
  • Water resistant for safe outdoor use
  • Flame retardant jacket reduces fire risk
  • Ultra flexible cord stays pliable in cold
  • Nickel-coated brass blades resist corrosion

12-foot outdoor extension cord

This 12-foot white extension cord uses 16/3 SJTW cable rated for outdoor use. Water-resistant and flame-retardant construction suits garden tools, seasonal lighting or jobsite equipment. Ultra-flexible jacket stays pliable in cold weather. Nickel-coated brass blades resist corrosion from moisture exposure.

Abrasion-resistant jacket

The abrasion-resistant outer jacket protects the conductors when the cord is dragged across rough surfaces. Nickel coating on the brass blades prevents oxidation that can increase contact resistance over time. Water resistance and flame retardancy reduce hazards in damp or high-temperature environments. Buyers needing longer reach or heavier gauge wire should select a different model.

Highlights

  • Water resistant for safe outdoor use
  • Flame retardant jacket reduces fire risk
  • Ultra flexible cord stays pliable in cold
  • Nickel-coated brass blades resist corrosion

Specifications

BrandMonoprice
TypeOthers

Questions about this item

How often should the 16 AWG conductors be inspected for wear when the cord is used outdoors?

Check the jacket and blades before each outdoor use; replace the cord if the insulation shows cuts, cracking or if the nickel-coated brass blades are corroded or bent.

What is the first limitation reached when the cord runs at its 16 AWG rating for long periods?

The 16 AWG conductors set the continuous current limit; sustained loads near that rating will cause the cord to warm up before any other component reaches its limit.

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