TAURKENAM
TAURKENAM power adapter 12in 16AWG 1625W black
A 12-inch, 16AWG extension cord adds one 3-prong outlet and handles 1625 watts at 120 volts under UL 817
- Extends power reach by 12 inches
- Adds one 3‑prong outlet for extra devices
- 16AWG wire handles up to 1625 watts
- Rated 13.5 amps at 120 volts for safe loads
- Built to UL 817 cord‑set safety standard
What this adapter does
This 12-inch power adapter adds a single three-prong receptacle to an existing outlet or cord. It is suited for home or office users who need a short reach extension for lamps, chargers or small appliances. The black finish blends with typical equipment. Buyers who need multiple outlets or a longer cable will not be served by this product.
Thermals noise and power draw
The cord uses 16AWG wire rated for up to 1625 watts at 120 volts, which equals 13.5 amps. It carries no active cooling and produces no audible noise in normal operation. The UL 817 listing confirms the cord set meets standard safety requirements for its rated load.
The deciding specification
The tip-to-tip length is 12 inches including both plugs and prongs. This fixed reach determines whether the adapter can bridge the gap between your wall outlet and the device plug. If the distance is greater, this adapter will not work.
Highlights
- Extends power reach by 12 inches
- Adds one 3‑prong outlet for extra devices
- 16AWG wire handles up to 1625 watts
- Rated 13.5 amps at 120 volts for safe loads
- Built to UL 817 cord‑set safety standard
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How do I install the 12in 16AWG power adapter and what step is often missed?
Plug the male end into a 120V wall outlet and the device into the single 3-prong receptacle; the step often missed is confirming the total load stays under 1625 watts.
What maintenance or replacement will the 16AWG 12in adapter need over time?
No routine maintenance is required; replace the unit if the cord jacket shows cuts, the plug prongs bend, or the receptacle grips loosen after repeated insertions.
What limit appears first on the 1625W adapter during sustained high-load use?
The 13.5 amp rating at 120 volts is the first limit; exceeding 1625 watts will trip the upstream breaker or overheat the 16AWG conductors.
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