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POWER FIRST 16 AWG 3-Outlet Indoor Extension Cord 15 ft White
Three-outlet indoor extension cord delivers 15 ft of 16 AWG flat SPT-2 cable rated for 13 A at 125 V AC
- TypeWire & Cable
- Three outlets extend power access from one wall socket
- 16 AWG conductors rated for 13 A and 1625 W
- Flat SPT-2 PVC jacket fits under carpets and behind furniture
- 15 ft length reaches across typical rooms without excess slack
- Operates from 32 °F to 140 °F for indoor reliability
Indoor 15 ft Extension Cord with Three Outlets
This 15 ft indoor extension cord uses 16 AWG wire rated for 13 A and 1 625 W at 125 V AC. It terminates in a straight NEMA 1-15P plug and provides three NEMA 1-15R receptacles on a flat white PVC jacket. The cord operates between 32 °F and 140 °F and carries a California Proposition 65 warning for listed chemicals.
Practical Limits of 16 AWG SPT-2 Construction
The 16 AWG conductors and SPT-2 flat jacket limit the cord to 13 A continuous draw, so total connected equipment must stay below 1 625 W. The two-conductor design lacks a grounding conductor, making it unsuitable for appliances that require a three-prong grounded connection. Indoor-only rating and the 32 °F to 140 °F temperature range also restrict outdoor or cold-environment use.
Check Your Setup Before Ordering
Verify that every device you intend to plug in uses a two-prong NEMA 1-15P plug and that combined wattage stays under 1 625 W. Confirm the installation area remains within the 32 °F to 140 °F operating window and is a dry indoor location. Ensure the straight plug orientation fits the wall receptacle without blocking adjacent outlets.
Highlights
- Three outlets extend power access from one wall socket
- 16 AWG conductors rated for 13 A and 1625 W
- Flat SPT-2 PVC jacket fits under carpets and behind furniture
- 15 ft length reaches across typical rooms without excess slack
- Operates from 32 °F to 140 °F for indoor reliability
Specifications
| Brand | ZORO SELECT |
|---|---|
| Type | Wire & Cable |
Questions about this item
Should I pick the 16 AWG cord or a thicker gauge for my indoor devices?
The 16 AWG wire is rated for 13 A and 1,625 W at 125 V AC, so it suits lamps, chargers and small appliances within that limit.
What does the 13 A rating mean when I plug three devices into the block?
The 13 A / 1,625 W maximum applies to the total draw of all three outlets combined, not per socket.
How does the NEMA 1-15P plug limit what I can connect?
The two-prong 1-15P plug fits standard 125 V household receptacles but cannot be used with grounded three-prong outlets.
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