TAURKENAM
TAURKENAM 2817 12/3 SJTOW GFCI Extension Cord 120V 15A 1800W
A 12-gauge extension cord with an in-line GFCI and lighted receptacle provides 120-volt, 15-amp, 1800-watt protection for indoor and outdoor tools
- GFCI protection for indoor and outdoor use
- 12/3 SJTOW cord with lighted receptacle for visibility
- Manual reset prevents unmonitored equipment startup
- Rated 120V 15A 1800W for power tools
- cULus listed safety compliance for job sites
Indoor and outdoor GFCI cord set
This 12/3 SJTOW cord set provides ground-fault protection for power tools, saws, drills and lighting both indoors and outdoors. It carries a NEMA 5-15 plug and a lighted receptacle rated at 120 volts, 15 amps and 1800 watts. The in-line GFCI trips at 4 to 6 mA and requires a manual reset after any trip or power loss.
Sustained load with manual reset
Under continuous use the cord delivers its full 15-amp rating while the GFCI monitors for leakage current. If a fault occurs the device trips and will not re-energise the receptacle until the user presses the reset button. This behaviour prevents unmonitored equipment restart after an outage or a ground-fault event.
Simple plug-in installation
Installation consists of plugging the NEMA 5-15 plug into a standard outlet and connecting the tool or light to the lighted receptacle. The only common issue is forgetting to press the reset button after a trip or power cut, which leaves the downstream equipment without power until manually restored.
Highlights
- GFCI protection for indoor and outdoor use
- 12/3 SJTOW cord with lighted receptacle for visibility
- Manual reset prevents unmonitored equipment startup
- Rated 120V 15A 1800W for power tools
- cULus listed safety compliance for job sites
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Does the in-line GFCI on the TAURKENAM 2817 generate noticeable heat or noise when powering a 15 A load all day?
The unit carries a 15 A rating at 120 V and a 4–6 mA trip level; it has no fan or active electronics, so it runs silently and stays cool under continuous 1800 W use.
What must I already own to plug this cord set into a jobsite outlet and start using it?
A standard NEMA 5-15 wall receptacle supplies the 120 V feed; the cord’s own NEMA 5-15 plug and lighted receptacle accept any 120 V tool or light without extra adapters.
Will the manual-reset GFCI on this 12/3 SJTOW cord interfere with older power tools that lack built-in ground-fault protection?
The GFCI trips at 4–6 mA and requires a manual reset after any trip or power loss, so legacy tools operate normally but gain ground-fault protection they did not have before.
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