TAURKENAM
TAURKENAM 15ft 14/3 Gauge 15A 125V Appliance Extension Cord Beige
A 15-foot, 14-gauge three-prong extension cord rated 15 A at 125 V for up to 1875 W, ETL listed for indoor and outdoor use
- 15 ft length reaches outlets the original cord cannot
- 14-gauge three-wire cord rated 15 A for large appliances
- 125 V capacity delivers up to 1875 W of power
- ETL listed for safety in indoor and outdoor settings
- Three-prong grounded plug suits fans, tools and holiday lights
15-Foot Appliance Extension Cord
This 15-foot TAURKENAM extension cord uses 14-gauge wire and a three-prong plug to deliver 15 amps at 125 volts. It is built for indoor or outdoor use and carries an ETL listing. The beige jacket resists wear in home or office settings.
Replacing Short Factory Cords
The cord extends reach when the original appliance lead falls short of the socket. It supports up to 1875 watts, making the upgrade worthwhile for washers, refrigerators, power tools and other major appliances that draw near the 15-amp limit. Lighter loads such as fans, lamps or holiday lights also benefit from the extra length.
Plug-In Installation With Safety Checks
Installation is a simple plug-in task; no tools or wiring are required. Verify that the appliance manual permits extension-cord use before connecting. Avoid running the cord through doorways, under rugs or in wet locations where damage could occur. Inspect the jacket regularly for cracks or overheating.
Highlights
- 15 ft length reaches outlets the original cord cannot
- 14-gauge three-wire cord rated 15 A for large appliances
- 125 V capacity delivers up to 1875 W of power
- ETL listed for safety in indoor and outdoor settings
- Three-prong grounded plug suits fans, tools and holiday lights
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What gauge wire and plug type does this 15-foot cord use?
The cord uses 14-gauge wire with a three-prong grounded plug rated for 15 amps at 125 volts.
How do I safely connect this cord to a major appliance like a refrigerator?
Plug the appliance into the cord first, then insert the cord into a grounded wall outlet; never exceed the 15-amp or 1875-watt rating.
When should I replace this ETL-listed extension cord?
Replace it if the jacket shows cracks, the plug blades are bent or discoloured, or the cord feels warm during normal use.
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