The image displayed has a 50amp 15' tag on the cord - can you confirm, this is a 50amp 30' cord?
750567
It is indeed a 50 Amp 30 Ft cord. Mine was slightly used but worked fine. I have used it as recently as last week.
750568
I did not measure it. I use it as an extension not a primary so it has always been long enough to get to the front of RV. I would say its 30 but can't measure at the time. I do know its heavy
750569
The extension cord I purchased is a 50amp 30' cord. However, this picture seems to show a much shorter cord that the one I have. My cord is heavy and seems like a much bigger coil that what is pictured. Hopefully, this just a misprint for the picture. The price is about what I paid for my 30' cord.
750570
The cord I purchased was a 50amp 30ft. I cannot tell you about this one. mine said 30ft.
750571
Yes this is an accurate picture of what I received down to the color of the connectors.
1012746
Housing and RV codes require at least 10 gauge wire for rating at 30 amps. The product description read "30 amp 50-foot 10/3" -- which means it is rated at 30 amps with three #10 gauge wires. (It's also 50 feet long.) I note that the one I purchased is a nice sturdy cord that, like most of this size, is a bit stiff but sufficiently flexible that it is no worse than other such cords. Some years ago, I had a couple of similar extension cords from an "RV camping store" that were more difficult to roll up for storage.
1656973
I'm seeing input 1.5A printed on the cord I have. The item description says 1.2A. I'm now realizing the cord I have isn't even the same as pictured.I recommend not picking this item. The plug doesn't keep a solid connection to the computer without constant fiddling.
1504717
Every extension cord I've ever seen has the same lead warning (Christmas lights too). The socket and plug ends of the cord are factory sealed so I can't see the wiring material directly, I dont remember if the package specified. I was focussed on the load rating, since the maximum output mine will have to Cary is 23amps at 240volts I felt the 30 amp rating left a comfortable margin. Cable is heavy duty and performs well for my purpose (connecting generator to transfer switch).
1526471
As a 50 foot cord it is pretty manageable. It is the medium duty, heavy gauge wire so it can certainly can get in a tussle if you let it. The heavy duty cords are the real bear. If you are running 15 amps or less this is the cord you want. Anything more than 15 amps you need the next size up. Less than 10 amps, you may want to step down and get the more flexible cord at a higher gauge.
1189827
yes, it says on item info that it is a 55amp but inside package it is a 30 amp , mine is working fine.
38063
I'm not sure but it is the correct size to carry a 50A load. The cord is heavy and the same size as my original 50A cable.
1665203
Nothing on the plugs that would indicate amperage, so I can't tell you for sure. Having said that, the wire looks to be 14-2 which would mean 15 amps.
1803057
The print on the cable pictured suggests it is 22AWG. This is not the cable I received. The print on the cable I received states it is (High Speed HDMI Cable With Ethernet) it is 6mm diameter a little less than 1/4 inch and weighs less than a pound.You can hold the cable rolled up as pictured in one hand. It is not 22AWG and it is not CL3 rated and it is not what you would expect a 50ft. cable to be.
632389
I'm not a good source to ask.The Ad said it was an 8 foot cord. They sent me a 6 foot cord; I had to return it.
1114175
I believe it to be rated at 40 amps due to the length of the cable. although I have seen it other places saying its rated for 50 amps go figure.
67823
I've used a 100' cord rated for 15 amps without problems (until the microwave on the same circuit tripped the breaker). It's OK without the additional load. I now am using a 50' cord rated for 20 amps on a separate 15 amp dedicated circuit (no other loads on that breaker).
1535076
The cord on the fan I received is approximately 66 inches, or close to 5.5 feet. I would not be surprised if the length changes from production run to production run.
908575
My best guess would beb that the 50amp version would not work for 30amp application. However, my 50amp works great have you considered the 30amp version for your RV? It should work just as great for you if you have a true 30 amp RV. I Have never tested the adapter with a 30 to fifty plug. We are parked where I could test That I have never tried it because of the built in set up delay start protector I don't think it will turn on. Would you like me to test it with a 30to50plug adapter on the 30amp circuit plug?
1734175
Cord is 18 feet and Yes it is a 30 amp charger. My electrician installed a 40 amp breaker for the unit.
1114174
Length of extension and ga of wire dictate actuall amps that should be safely carried through wire. This is for a 50A circuit but continuous used should not exceed 40A with a peak of 50A but I am not sure at what % duty cycle. Note, any rated electrical cord is rated @ 100% duty cycle under UL. ie. air conditioner could have a FLA compressive load of 50A an running amps of 15A @ 240VDC and the 40A rating of this cord would be safe in my opinion
496879
No this is a 30 amp plug, however we do have the adapter. If you have any other questions we'd be happy to help. CodyCamping Connection