TAURKENAM
TAURKENAM 9 ft 3 Outlet Extension Cord Foot Switch White Pack of 2
A pair of 9-foot extension cords with foot-operated switches, three tamper-resistant outlets each, and 125 VAC, 13 AMP, 1625 W capacity
- Foot switch lets you control devices hands-free
- 9 ft cord with switch 3 ft from plug
- Three tamper-resistant outlets improve safety
- Rated 125 VAC, 13 A, 1625 W max
- ETL listed for verified safety compliance
Foot-Switched Extension Cord Pair
This two-pack supplies 9-foot cords each fitted with a foot-operated on/off switch positioned three feet from the plug. Three tamper-resistant outlets per cord accept standard plugs while the slide covers reduce accidental contact. The assembly is ETL listed and rated for 125 VAC at 13 amps.
Upgrade From Basic Power Strips
Replaces conventional strips that require bending to reach a rocker switch or unplugging devices individually. The foot switch lets users control lamps, seasonal lighting or small appliances without leaving a seat or navigating furniture. The tamper-resistant shutters add a safety layer absent from older non-shuttered strips.
Suited For Accessible Home And Dorm Use
Works well for seniors, students in dorm rooms or anyone arranging holiday displays where a wall switch is inconvenient. Not intended for buyers who need surge protection, USB charging ports or a higher ampacity than 13 amps. Builders requiring rack-mount or outdoor-rated distribution should look elsewhere.
Highlights
- Foot switch lets you control devices hands-free
- 9 ft cord with switch 3 ft from plug
- Three tamper-resistant outlets improve safety
- Rated 125 VAC, 13 A, 1625 W max
- ETL listed for verified safety compliance
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How much clearance does the 9 ft cord and foot switch need from the wall outlet?
The cord runs 9 ft total with the foot switch positioned 3 ft from the plug end and 6 ft from the three-outlet block, so allow that reach plus room to step on the switch.
Which step do people miss when plugging in the tamper-resistant outlets?
Insert the plug straight in with firm, even pressure so both blades engage the sliding shutters at once; angling the plug leaves one shutter closed and the outlet appears dead.
When should the extension cord be replaced based on its 13 A, 125 VAC, 1625 W rating?
Replace it if the cord jacket is cracked, the foot switch feels loose or sticky, outlets grip plugs loosely, or the ETL label is illegible — any sign the 13 A / 1625 W path is compromised.
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