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usbroway 12 AWG 6 ft NEMA 5-15P power cable
A 12 AWG, 6 ft NEMA 5-15P power cable rated for 20 amp, 300 volt and 6000 watt loads with UL listing and weather-resistant vinyl insulation
- Connector Typetype
- Powers heavy appliances with 12 AWG 20 amp capacity
- Vinyl insulation resists abrasion moisture and sunlight
- Reinforced plug blades prevent prong damage and bending
- UL listed 3 wire grounded 300 volt 6000 watt rating
- Six foot length suits major appliance connections
Ideal cord for large appliances
This 12 AWG extension cable carries a 20 amp, 300 volt, 6000 watt rating with a NEMA 5-15P plug and an open end for hard-wiring. Heavy-duty vinyl insulation resists abrasion, moisture and sunlight, while reinforced plug blades prevent bent prongs. It is built for dishwashers, refrigerators, table saws and similar high-draw equipment.
Not for low-power or specialised uses
The cord suits owners who need a durable, grounded replacement for major appliances and workshop tools. It does not serve buyers who want a light-duty cable for lamps or electronics, nor those who require a pre-fitted appliance connector instead of an open end. A different plug type or voltage rating also means this is not the right part.
Deciding spec: 20 amp 12 AWG rating
The 12 gauge, 20 amp capacity is the single figure that determines whether the cable can handle the intended load safely. If the appliance draws more than the rated wattage or needs a different amperage, this cord will not meet the requirement.
Highlights
- Powers heavy appliances with 12 AWG 20 amp capacity
- Vinyl insulation resists abrasion moisture and sunlight
- Reinforced plug blades prevent prong damage and bending
- UL listed 3 wire grounded 300 volt 6000 watt rating
- Six foot length suits major appliance connections
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What type of wall outlet or power strip do I need for the NEMA 5-15P plug on this 12 AWG cable?
You need a standard North American grounded receptacle rated for at least 20 A and 300 V to match the plug and cable rating.
Can I use this 6 ft 12 AWG cord with an older appliance that originally came with a lighter-gauge cable?
Yes, the heavier 12-gauge conductors and 20 A capacity safely replace thinner cords on appliances drawing up to 6 000 W.
How can I verify the cord is working correctly after I wire the open end to my appliance?
Confirm the appliance powers on normally, the plug blades stay firm in the outlet, and the vinyl jacket shows no overheating or damage during use.
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