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RoadPro

RoadPro RP-203EC 12 ft 12V Extension Cord

SKU CH-8Q5T-RMXAS

A 12 ft 12 V extension cord with an 18-gauge wire rated for 15 amps and 180 watts, plugging into a cigarette lighter socket to extend vehicle power

  • TypeTorch Lighters
  • ColorMetallic
  • Extends 12 V power up to 12 ft from the socket
  • 15 A / 180 W rating supports high-draw accessories
  • 18-gauge heavy-duty wire handles the load safely
  • Direct plug-in male-to-female design needs no adapter

Portable 12-Volt Power Extension

The RoadPro RP-203EC is a 12 ft extension cord that plugs directly into a vehicle cigarette lighter socket to extend 12-volt power. It features one male plug and one female socket built with 18-gauge wire for automotive travel use.

Rated for 15 Amps and 180 Watts

The cord handles a maximum of 15 amps and 180 watts during normal operation. Heavy-duty construction supports steady current flow while the 18-gauge wire manages thermal load without excess heat or noise.

Highlights

  • Extends 12 V power up to 12 ft from the socket
  • 15 A / 180 W rating supports high-draw accessories
  • 18-gauge heavy-duty wire handles the load safely
  • Direct plug-in male-to-female design needs no adapter

Specifications

TypeTorch Lighters
ColorMetallic

Questions about this item

How do I plug the RP-203EC into my cigarette lighter socket?

Insert the male plug straight into the socket until it clicks; the step people miss is pushing it fully home so the 18-gauge wire carries the full 15 amps without overheating.

When should I replace the 12 ft extension cord?

Replace it if the insulation cracks, the female socket grips loosely, or you smell melting plastic — any of those mean the 180-watt rating can no longer be trusted.

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