TAURKENAM
TAURKENAM EC142 14 AWG 125V 15A 9 ft power adapter
A 14 AWG, 9 ft SJO cord rated 125 V, 15 A and 1875 W with UL/CUL approval
- Rated for 1875 watts at 125 volts and 15 amps
- 14 AWG gauge with 300 volt insulation rating
- UL and CUL approved for safety compliance
- 9 foot length with rubber and jute fiber insulation
- NEMA 1-15P plug with rubber boot protection
What this cord powers
The TAURKENAM EC142 is a 125-volt, 15-amp power cord rated for 1875 watts. It suits appliances and office equipment that draw up to that load from a standard North American outlet.
Installation and common issues
The moulded 1-15P plug inserts directly into a two-prong receptacle. The 14 AWG SJO rubber-jute jacket resists abrasion but remains stiff in cold temperatures, so allow slack when routing.
Limits of the 1-15P interface
The two-wire, ungrounded design cannot serve devices that require an equipment-grounding conductor. Maximum insulation rating is 300 volts, and the nine-foot length defines the reach from outlet to appliance.
Highlights
- Rated for 1875 watts at 125 volts and 15 amps
- 14 AWG gauge with 300 volt insulation rating
- UL and CUL approved for safety compliance
- 9 foot length with rubber and jute fiber insulation
- NEMA 1-15P plug with rubber boot protection
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How can I confirm the 14 AWG cord is delivering 125 V and 15 A after I plug it in?
Use a multimeter at the outlet end to verify 125 V under load, then measure current draw on the circuit to ensure it stays at or below 15 A and 1875 W.
What comes in the sleeve and what must I supply myself?
The sleeve contains the 9 ft 14 AWG SJO cord with a moulded 1-15P plug and rubber boot; you must provide the outlet and any device you intend to power.
Which version of the EC142 should I choose for a 125 V 15 A application?
The single listed version — 14 AWG, 9 ft, 125 V, 15 A, UL/CUL approved — matches those requirements exactly.
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