yojoe 16/3 SJTW 13 A 125 V 6 ft Black Power Extension Cord
Six-foot, 16-gauge SJTW cord rated 13 A at 125 V with grounded plug for indoor or outdoor use
- FeaturesThis 6 Foot power extension cord is made by yojoe and featur
- UL-listed for safety compliance
- 16-gauge copper wiring handles 13 A loads
- SJTW vinyl jacket rated from -40 °F to 140 °F
- Three-prong grounded plug reduces shock risk
- Six-foot length extends indoor or outdoor reach
Indoor outdoor power cord
This yojoe extension cord is a 6 ft black power cable built for indoor and outdoor use. It carries a 16/3 SJTW rating with a three-prong grounded plug. The vinyl sheath resists moisture and flame while staying flexible in cold temperatures. It is UL listed for safety compliance.
13 amp current rating
The cord supports a maximum input current of 13 amps at 125 volts. This single figure determines whether the cable can handle the connected load without overheating. Exceeding this rating creates a fire risk and voids the UL listing. Always check the device nameplate before plugging in.
1625 watt capacity headroom
At the rated 13 amps and 125 volts the cord delivers up to 1625 watts of power. That headroom covers typical household appliances such as microwaves, heaters and computers. It runs out when total connected draw approaches the 13 amp limit, so high-draw tools like large saws or compressors need a heavier gauge.
Highlights
- UL-listed for safety compliance
- 16-gauge copper wiring handles 13 A loads
- SJTW vinyl jacket rated from -40 °F to 140 °F
- Three-prong grounded plug reduces shock risk
- Six-foot length extends indoor or outdoor reach
Specifications
| Brand | yojoe |
|---|---|
| Model | DL-31, DL-52 |
| Features | This 6 Foot power extension cord is made by yojoe and features a 16/3 Standard style with vinyl material. It supports a voltage of 125 volts and an input current of 13 amps. The cable is Black in color and is UL listed. It comes with a Male-to-Female connector and does not require batteries. |
Questions about this item
What does the 16/3 SJTW rating mean for actual use?
It identifies a 16-gauge, three-conductor cord with a weather-resistant vinyl jacket rated for temperatures from -40°F to +140°F.
How does the 13 A / 125 V rating limit what I can plug in?
The cord handles up to 13 amps at 125 volts, which equals 1625 watts maximum; do not exceed that load.
What clearance does the 6 ft length and 3-prong plug need?
The cord is six feet long with a standard grounded three-prong plug that fits ordinary North American outlets.
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