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VEVOR 36 FT 50 Amp RV Extension Cord NEMA 14-50P to 14-50R with Handles
A 36 ft 50 A RV extension cord with NEMA 14-50 plugs and ergonomic handles for reliable power delivery
- Width14.96
- 50 A continuous power for large RV loads from a 36 ft heavy-duty cord
- All-copper 6 AWG and 8 AWG conductors reduce voltage drop over distance
- STW jacket rated from -40 °F to 140 °F for year-round outdoor use
- Ergonomic grip handles on both plugs make connecting and disconnecting easier
- ETL approved and includes a portable strap for tidy transport and storage
RV Power Extension Cord
This 36-foot extension cord connects a 50-amp RV or trailer to a matching 14-50R receptacle. It uses a heavy-duty STW jacket with all-copper conductors rated for 125/250-volt service. The cord is ETL approved and built for outdoor use on motorhomes and campers.
50 Amp Capacity and Temperature Range
The 6 AWG three-conductor plus 8 AWG ground wiring supports continuous 50-amp loads at up to 250 volts. It operates reliably from minus 40 to 140 degrees Fahrenheit, so it handles winter storage and summer hook-ups alike. Voltage drop over the full length should be checked for sensitive appliances.
Ergonomic Grip Handles
Molded handles on both the male 14-50P plug and female 14-50R connector make insertion and removal easier, especially with cold or wet hands. The included strap helps coil and carry the 26.5-pound cord. Buyers who need a locking collar or a different plug configuration will need another solution.
Highlights
- 50 A continuous power for large RV loads from a 36 ft heavy-duty cord
- All-copper 6 AWG and 8 AWG conductors reduce voltage drop over distance
- STW jacket rated from -40 °F to 140 °F for year-round outdoor use
- Ergonomic grip handles on both plugs make connecting and disconnecting easier
- ETL approved and includes a portable strap for tidy transport and storage
Specifications
| Width | 14.96 |
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Questions about this item
Will this 36 ft 50 amp cord work with my existing 14-50 RV inlet and shore power pedestal?
Yes, the cord uses a NEMA 14-50P male plug and a 14-50R female receptacle, the standard 50 amp 125/250V connectors found on most RVs and campground pedestals.
How can I verify the cord is delivering the full 50 amps after I plug it in?
Check that the ETL mark is present on the jacket, confirm the STW 6AWG/3C + 8AWG/1C copper conductors are intact, and measure voltage at the female end under load — it should stay within the 125-250V rating.
Does the package include only the 36 ft extension cord, or are the handles and strap separate items I must buy?
The box contains one 36 ft RV extension cord and one easy-grip handle; the portable strap is integrated into the cord assembly, so no extra purchase is required.
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