TAURKENAM
TAURKENAM DR-PS101 9-Feet 50A Power Cord NEMA 6-50P Open End Eyelet 6-2 Gauge UL Listed Black
A nine-foot, 50-amp power cord with a NEMA 6-50P plug and open eyelet ends for 250 VAC equipment
- 9-foot reach positions high-draw equipment where you need it
- NEMA 6-50P moulded plug locks securely into 50 A outlets
- Open-end eyelets terminate cleanly on screw terminals
- 6/2 AWG three-wire construction rated for 250 VAC
- UL-listed 50 A rating confirms safe continuous operation
9-Foot 50 A NEMA 6-50P Power Cord
This TAURKENAM DR-PS101 cord delivers a 9-foot reach with a moulded NEMA 6-50P plug and an open end terminated in eyelets. It uses 6/2 gauge wire rated for 50 A at 250 VAC and carries a UL listing.
Suited for 50 A 250 V equipment
Installers wiring compatible heaters, welders or EV chargers that accept eyelet connections will find the length and rating appropriate. It is not for devices that require a different plug configuration or a factory-fitted appliance connector.
The NEMA 6-50P plug and 50 A rating decide fit
The moulded 6-50P plug and 50 ampere capacity are the single specifications that determine whether this cord matches the receptacle and load of the intended installation.
Highlights
- 9-foot reach positions high-draw equipment where you need it
- NEMA 6-50P moulded plug locks securely into 50 A outlets
- Open-end eyelets terminate cleanly on screw terminals
- 6/2 AWG three-wire construction rated for 250 VAC
- UL-listed 50 A rating confirms safe continuous operation
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What receptacle does the NEMA 6-50P plug on this cord fit?
The moulded NEMA 6-50P plug mates with any standard 6-50R receptacle rated for 250 VAC.
Which eyelet terminals must be connected during installation, and which step is often missed?
Connect the two hot conductors and the ground wire to their respective eyelets; the ground connection is the step most often overlooked.
How often should the 6-2 gauge cord and eyelet terminals be inspected or replaced?
Inspect the cord jacket and eyelet crimps annually; replace the assembly if insulation shows cracking or terminals show corrosion.
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