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25' Hyper Tough 1-Outlet Candy Cane Extension Cord (Red/White)

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Walmart has 25' Hyper Tough 1-Outlet Candy Cane Extension Cord (Red/White) on sale for $3.97. Shipping is free on $35+ orders or with Walmart+.

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Features:
  • For indoor and outdoor use
  • SJTW 16/3 Gauge Cord
  • Rating: 125V / 13A / 1625W

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Walmart has 25' Hyper Tough 1-Outlet Candy Cane Extension Cord (Red/White) on sale for $3.97. Shipping is free on $35+ orders or with Walmart+.

Thanks to Community Member TodayOnly for finding this deal.

Features:
  • For indoor and outdoor use
  • SJTW 16/3 Gauge Cord
  • Rating: 125V / 13A / 1625W

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Written by RazorConcepts
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  • About this Product:
    • This is rated 4.8 out of 5 stars based on over 20 ratings.
  • Refer to the forum thread for additional deal discussion.

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Enix82
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First off, extension cords are not for permanent use. Next, the 16 awg wiring is thinner than what is in your home circuit. A 15 amp circuit should have 14awg and a 20 amp circuit should be 12awg. Then on top of that, you shouldn't exceed 80% continuous load; I.e 15 amp circuit is 1440 watts.

The real risk with these 16 awg cords is when paired with a high draw devices, They can quickly heat up the cord and especially so if it's a long cord since you'll deal with voltage drop which results in the "motor" pushing more amps to make up - Ohms law stuff.

Want to use your coffee maker or microwave outside with this? Bad idea.

Need to use a light power tool for a short time? Ok

Want to use to extend holiday lights? Perfect use.
FilinKili
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And Amazon is so much better?
sarcasmogratis
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16/3. 13 amp

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16/3. 13 amp
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Quote from sarcasmogratis :
16/3. 13 amp
perfect for powering low wattage things like led lights, but not your tEslA. laugh out loud Popcorn
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Quote from TodayOnly :
perfect for powering low wattage things like led lights, but not your tEslA. laugh out loud Popcorn
Just run a generator in the trunk for your tesla.
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Quote from thelegaldreamteam :
Just run a generator in the trunk for your tesla.
laugh out loud
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They had this SD a few weeks back and it got cancelled
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Big letters "Hyper Tough", small letters further down: "light duty"
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Anything matching on Amazon. Not doing business with Walmart for what they are
And Amazon is so much better?
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Quote from erikev :
Big letters "Hyper Tough", small letters further down: "light duty"
I assume that "tough" means it can withstand some abuse, like stepping on it. At least it should not fail after you stare at it for too long.
"light duty" in terms of current is not so light, after all - more like a term to exclude hair dryers.
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Quote from sarcasmogratis :
16/3. 13 amp
1625 watts though... Could someone explain how this is for light duty? e.g. lighting, bulbs, TV, charging phones, etc
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no good for air conditioner on windows ?
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Quote from SmokyBearLex0722 :
1625 watts though... Could someone explain how this is for light duty? e.g. lighting, bulbs, TV, charging phones, etc
First off, extension cords are not for permanent use. Next, the 16 awg wiring is thinner than what is in your home circuit. A 15 amp circuit should have 14awg and a 20 amp circuit should be 12awg. Then on top of that, you shouldn't exceed 80% continuous load; I.e 15 amp circuit is 1440 watts.

The real risk with these 16 awg cords is when paired with a high draw devices, They can quickly heat up the cord and especially so if it's a long cord since you'll deal with voltage drop which results in the "motor" pushing more amps to make up - Ohms law stuff.

Want to use your coffee maker or microwave outside with this? Bad idea.

Need to use a light power tool for a short time? Ok

Want to use to extend holiday lights? Perfect use.
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SammieSocal25Jan 15, 2023 12:52 PM
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Quote from Enix82 :
First off, extension cords are not for permanent use. Next, the 16 awg wiring is thinner than what is in your home circuit. A 15 amp circuit should have 14awg and a 20 amp circuit should be 12awg. Then on top of that, you shouldn't exceed 80% continuous load; I.e 15 amp circuit is 1440 watts.

The real risk with these 16 awg cords is when paired with a high draw devices, They can quickly heat up the cord and especially so if it's a long cord since you'll deal with voltage drop which results in the "motor" pushing more amps to make up - Ohms law stuff.

Want to use your coffee maker or microwave outside with this? Bad idea.

Need to use a light power tool for a short time? Ok

Want to use to extend holiday lights? Perfect use.
Thanks for the detailed info kind person, repped!
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Quote from 1453191819231991 :
Anything matching on Amazon. Not doing business with Walmart for what they are
Funny I was thinking the exact same thing but totally opposite
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