TAURKENAM
TAURKENAM 15 to 20A 125V T-Blade Power Adapter (1PK-Flexible)
Connects a standard 15A household plug to a 15/20A T-blade outlet using a 1 ft SJTW 12/3 indoor/outdoor cord rated for 20A at 125V
- Connect standard 15 A household plug to 20 A T-blade outlet
- 1 ft SJTW 12/3 cable rated for 20 A indoor or outdoor use
- Flexible cord eases routing in tight spaces behind equipment
- Lifetime warranty backs build quality for long-term reliability
- Single adapter converts 125 V receptacle without rewiring
T-Blade Adapter for Household Outlets
This adapter connects a standard 15 amp 125 volt household plug to a T-blade female connector rated for 15 or 20 amps. It is designed for users who need to power equipment with a T-blade inlet from a common wall socket.
Flexible Cord with Indoor Outdoor Rating
The one foot SJTW 12/3 cable provides flexibility for tight routing while the jacket is rated for indoor and outdoor use. The 20 amp rated conductors support the full capacity of the T-blade connector without a separate extension cord.
Compact Moulded Construction
Moulded plug and connector ends resist strain from repeated insertion and removal. The short length keeps the connection close to the outlet reducing trip hazards and cable clutter in workshops or job sites.
Highlights
- Connect standard 15 A household plug to 20 A T-blade outlet
- 1 ft SJTW 12/3 cable rated for 20 A indoor or outdoor use
- Flexible cord eases routing in tight spaces behind equipment
- Lifetime warranty backs build quality for long-term reliability
- Single adapter converts 125 V receptacle without rewiring
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Will the 12 AWG cable need replacement after heavy outdoor use?
The SJTW 12/3 jacket is rated for indoor and outdoor use and carries a lifetime warranty, so the cable is not expected to need replacement under normal conditions.
What stops me from drawing more than 15 amps continuously?
The NEMA 5-15P plug is rated at 15 amps, so the household outlet and plug become the limiting factor even though the female connector and cable are rated for 20 amps.
Does the adapter get warm when running a 20 amp load all day?
The 12 AWG conductors are rated for 20 amps, so the cable itself stays cool, but the 15 amp plug may warm up if the connected device draws near its maximum for extended periods.
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