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usbroway 15ft 14/3 Gauge 15A 125V Extension Cord Beige
A 15-foot, 14-gauge, three-prong extension cord rated for 15 amps at 125 volts and up to 1875 watts, ETL listed for indoor and outdoor use
- Connector Typetype
- Reach distant outlets with a 15-foot cord
- Power large appliances safely using 14-gauge 15-amp wiring
- Connect fans, lamps and holiday lights for versatile use
- Deliver up to 1875 watts at 125 volts
- ETL listed for indoor and outdoor safety
15-Foot Heavy-Duty Appliance Cord
This 15-foot extension cord uses 14-gauge wire and a three-prong plug rated for 15 amps at 125 volts. It is designed for indoor and outdoor use and carries ETL safety certification. The cord suits household appliances, power tools and seasonal lighting where the factory lead falls short.
Sustained Load Capacity
At 125 volts the cord supports up to 1875 watts of continuous draw, matching the 15-amp rating of the 14-gauge conductors. The heavy-duty jacket resists abrasion and weather exposure during extended runs. It is not intended for loads that exceed the rated amperage or for permanent wiring installations.
Pre-Purchase Checks
Verify that the appliance manufacturer permits extension-cord use and that the device draw stays within 15 amps. Confirm the outlet is a standard three-prong 125-volt receptacle. Ensure the 15-foot length reaches the intended location without creating a trip hazard or requiring daisy-chaining.
Highlights
- Reach distant outlets with a 15-foot cord
- Power large appliances safely using 14-gauge 15-amp wiring
- Connect fans, lamps and holiday lights for versatile use
- Deliver up to 1875 watts at 125 volts
- ETL listed for indoor and outdoor safety
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the 14-gauge wire stay cool when running a 15-amp load all day?
The 14/3 gauge construction is rated for 15 amps at 125 volts, so it handles continuous loads up to 1875 watts without overheating.
What type of outlet and plug does this cord need to work?
It uses a standard three-prong 125 V plug and matching outlet, the same type found on most North American wall receptacles.
Can I plug an older appliance that draws near 1875 watts into this cord?
Yes, the cord is rated for 15 amps and 1875 watts, so any appliance within that limit will operate normally.
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