TAURKENAM
TAURKENAM 9154SW8808 Dryer Power Cord 4-Prong 10 Gauge NEMA 14-30 125/250V 30A
A 10 gauge NEMA 14-30 dryer cord rated 125/250V 30A with reinforced blades and heavy-duty jacket
- Fits standard 30A 3-wire dryer outlets with 4-prong NEMA 14-30 plug
- 10-gauge heavy-duty construction rated for 125/250V 30A operation
- Molded connectors and reinforced jacket resist wear and heat
- Reinforced blades help prevent accidental bending or breaking during use
- UL Listed for safety compliance with limited lifetime warranty coverage
Dryer Power Cord 4-Prong 30A
This four-prong dryer power cord fits a standard 30-amp three-wire dryer outlet. The NEMA 14-30 plug connects to 125/250-volt service. It is built for residential laundry appliances that require a four-wire connection.
10-Gauge 250V Rating and Four-Foot Length
The 10-gauge conductors are rated for 250 volts and 30 amps. A four-foot cord limits placement to outlets within close reach of the dryer. Longer runs or higher-amperage circuits would need a different gauge and length.
Replaces Worn or Three-Prong Cords
This cord replaces a damaged original or upgrades an older three-prong cord to a modern four-prong configuration. The jump is worth it when the receptacle has been updated to a four-wire outlet or when the existing cord shows cracked insulation or bent blades.
Highlights
- Fits standard 30A 3-wire dryer outlets with 4-prong NEMA 14-30 plug
- 10-gauge heavy-duty construction rated for 125/250V 30A operation
- Molded connectors and reinforced jacket resist wear and heat
- Reinforced blades help prevent accidental bending or breaking during use
- UL Listed for safety compliance with limited lifetime warranty coverage
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Should I choose the 4-foot length or a longer cord for my dryer installation?
The 4-foot cord works when the outlet sits close behind the dryer; measure the distance first and only buy a longer UL-listed 10-gauge cord if the reach falls short.
What does the 30-amp rating mean when the cord is connected to my dryer?
It means the 10-gauge conductors and NEMA 14-30 plug are rated to carry a continuous 30-amp load at 125/250 volts without overheating, matching standard residential dryer circuits.
How does the NEMA 14-30 plug limit what outlets I can use?
The 4-prong NEMA 14-30 plug only fits a 30-amp 125/250-volt receptacle with two hot blades, a neutral blade and a ground blade; it will not mate with older 3-prong 10-30 outlets or 50-amp 14-50 outlets.
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