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popularGeorgeG28 posted Mar 09, 2024 10:17 PM

HDX 10 ft. 16-Gauge/2 White Braided Extension Cord LTS-B2/A19 - The Home Depot $0.93

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YMMV Found these at my local Home Depot (zip 18042) on the clearance rack in the electrical department while I was searching for the $8.58 50' Husky extension cords, which they also had. They had a whole case of these in white and a case of green also for $0.93.

https://www.homedepot.com/p/HDX-1.../320258184
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YMMV Found these at my local Home Depot (zip 18042) on the clearance rack in the electrical department while I was searching for the $8.58 50' Husky extension cords, which they also had. They had a whole case of these in white and a case of green also for $0.93.

https://www.homedepot.com/p/HDX-1.../320258184

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Mar 10, 2024 11:34 AM
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lovetogardenMar 10, 2024 11:34 AM
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sadly full price at my Home Depot
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centoMar 10, 2024 01:57 PM
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These links are for the green one. No guarantee on price. I haven't checked my local HD.

https://www.homedepot.com/p/HDX-1.../320258181

https://brickseek.com/home-depot-...=320258181
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My Home Depot had a box of them. Grabbed a few of them. Only 2 prong so keep that in mind.
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PSA: 16 gauge wire means this is only rated for 13Amps. This could potentially start a fire without your breaker tripping if you try to use it like a normal wall outlet. (i.e., don't plug a space heater and run it at full power)
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Quote from DannyD2637 :
PSA: 16 gauge wire means this is only rated for 13Amps. This could potentially start a fire without your breaker tripping if you try to use it like a normal wall outlet. (i.e., don't plug a space heater and run it at full power)
Great way to burn the whole house down for under a dollar?
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Quote from ReluctantSupervisor :
Great way to burn the whole house down for under a dollar?
This is a common comment to scare people across every single extension cords. Not everyone is running space heaters. Some turn on lamps too.
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Full price for me
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Quote from DannyD2637 :
PSA: 16 gauge wire means this is only rated for 13Amps. This could potentially start a fire without your breaker tripping if you try to use it like a normal wall outlet. (i.e., don't plug a space heater and run it at full power)
What gauge do you recommend we should be considering?
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ReluctantSupervisorMar 10, 2024 11:21 PM
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Quote from jediknight007 :
This is a common comment to scare people across every single extension cords. Not everyone is running space heaters. Some turn on lamps too.
Haha I know, I probably shouldn't have made the joke but... it's too late now. Cheers
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Quote from jediknight007 :
This is a common comment to scare people across every single extension cords. Not everyone is running space heaters. Some turn on lamps too.
And to be honest it's really overblown. I've run very heavy power tools on the sketchiest power cords imaginable with no issues.
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OliveSoda615Mar 11, 2024 02:21 AM
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Quote from ReluctantSupervisor :
Great way to burn the whole house down for under a dollar?
Not even remotely true lol
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ecomMar 11, 2024 02:48 AM
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Quote from amoled :
What gauge do you recommend we should be considering?
For a space heater, 14AWG; unless you have a 50ft+ cord, in which case you probably should use 12AWG.
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ski522Mar 11, 2024 09:25 AM
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Quote from amoled :
What gauge do you recommend we should be considering?
Space heaters typically operate at 1500W on their highest setting. For safe usage, an extension cord labeled as medium or heavy duty, essentially 14 gauge or larger, would be suitable.
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RicknAustinMar 11, 2024 10:37 AM
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It's very rare for a high current device like high output heater to have a two prong plug, i can't remember seeing one in many years. Unlikely risk in reality.
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Quote from amoled :
What gauge do you recommend we should be considering?
12/3 for 20Amp draw, 14/3 for 15Amp draw.. assuming common extension cord lengths. Anything over 50ft I'd stick with 12/3.

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