TAURKENAM
TAURKENAM 20-Foot 16/3 Vinyl Outdoor Extension Cord Green
A 20-foot, 16-gauge vinyl extension cord rated at 13 amps for medium-duty outdoor tools
- Resists oil, grease, moisture and abrasion with green vinyl jacket
- 13-amp rating from 16-gauge three-conductor wire
- Powers drills, jig saws and sump pumps at medium duty
- Moulded plug ends with strain relief prevent damage
- UL listed and meets OSHA specifications
Outdoor Power Extension
The TAURKENAM 20-foot vinyl cord delivers 13-amp service through 16-gauge, three-conductor wire. A green jacket resists oil, grease, moisture and abrasion in landscape settings. Heavy-duty moulded plugs with strain relief meet UL and OSHA requirements.
Suitable Uses and Limits
This cord powers medium-duty tools such as small drills, jig saws and sump pumps at the rated 13 amps. Users needing higher amperage or longer runs for large compressors or heaters should select a heavier gauge. Indoor-only cords lack the weather-resistant jacket required for outdoor exposure.
Ampacity Rating Decides Fit
The 13-amp, 16-gauge specification determines whether the cord matches the load. Exceeding this rating risks voltage drop and overheating. Verify the tool nameplate current before connecting to ensure safe operation.
Highlights
- Resists oil, grease, moisture and abrasion with green vinyl jacket
- 13-amp rating from 16-gauge three-conductor wire
- Powers drills, jig saws and sump pumps at medium duty
- Moulded plug ends with strain relief prevent damage
- UL listed and meets OSHA specifications
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What plug and socket style does the cord use?
The cord has heavy-duty moulded plug ends with strain relief, providing a standard three-prong grounded connection.
How should the cord be routed during installation?
Lay the cord flat, avoid tight bends, and keep it away from sharp edges so the vinyl jacket is not damaged.
When should the cord be replaced?
Replace the cord if the green vinyl jacket shows cuts, cracking, or exposed conductors, or if the moulded plugs become loose.
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