⋅ FOR INDOOR USE: Designed for use indoors with consumer electronics, tools, media equ...
Power Strip, ALESTOR Surge Protector with 12 Outlets and 4 USB Ports, 6 Feet Extension Cord (1875W/15A),...
⋅ Made in China
⋅ Package height :34.2 cm
⋅ Package length :6.8 cm
⋅ Package width :16.8 cm
⋅ Made in China
⋅ Package height :32.004 cm
⋅ Package length :8.382 cm
⋅ Package width :19.558 cm
⋅ Heavy-Duty – Double-insula...
⋅ IN THE BOX: 6-foot indoor grounded extension power cord strip (2-pack); white
⋅ OUTLETS: (3) 3-prong outlets per unit
⋅ DEVICE COMPATIBILITY: Works with small electronics and other devices with 2- or 3-prong power cords
⋅ FLAT PLUG: Space-saving design lays flush against the wall
⋅ 3 PRONG PLUG: Plugs into any standard 3-prong outlet
⋅ SPECIFICATIONS: Maximum of 13 amps, 125 VAC, 1625 watts
⋅ HIGHLY VISIBLE yellow jacket provides extra safety and will not mar...
UltraPro 15 Ft Extension Cord, Double Insulated, Indoor/Outdoor, General Purpose, 16 Gauge, Ideal for...
⋅ Heavy-Duty – Double-insulated...
⋅ DURABILITY: Grounded 16-gauge vinyl covered extension cord with 3-prong plug...
⋅ 3 GROUNDED OUTLETS allow you to power multiple applian...
Tip 1: Determine the Purpose of the Extension Cord
Before you buy an extension cord, you need to determine the purpose for which it will be used. If you are using it for light-duty tasks such as powering a lamp or charging your phone, a standard indoor extension cord will suffice. However, if the cord will be used outdoors or for heavy-duty tasks like powering a power tool or a generator, you need to choose an extension cord that can handle the load.Indoor Extension Cords
Indoor extension cords are designed for light-duty use and can handle loads of up to 13 amps. They are ideal for powering lamps, chargers, and other small appliances. Most indoor extension cords come in lengths ranging from six to twenty feet, and they are available in varying gauges.Outdoor Extension Cords
Outdoor extension cords are designed for heavy-duty use and can handle loads of up to 15 amps. They are built with rugged materials that are weather-resistant and can withstand harsh outdoor conditions. Most outdoor cords are UL rated for outdoor use and come in lengths ranging from ten to one hundred feet.Tip 2: Choose the Right Gauge
Extension cord gauge refers to the thickness of the wire inside the cord. The thicker the wire, the less resistance the cord will have. This means that a thicker gauge cord can handle more amperage and voltage over longer distances than a thinner gauge cord.Wire Gauge Chart
Here is a chart that shows the recommended wire gauge for various cord lengths and amperage loads.Wire Gauge | Amps | 25 ft | 50 ft | 100 ft |
16 | 10 | 16 | 16 | 16 |
14 | 15 | 14 | 14 | 14 |
12 | 20 | 12 | 12 | 12 |
10 | 30 | 10 | 10 | 10 |