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50' Southwire 16/3 Insulated Outdoor Extension Cord with Lighted End $15.71 + Free Shipping w/ Prime or on $35+

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Apr 18, 2025
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Joined Sep 2011
Apr 18, 2025
marcusuwm
Apr 18, 2025
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Quote from DocuMaker :
blah, blah, blah, blah. always the same old story, people saying you can't use these for anything but christmas lights. it is rated for **13 amps** or 1625 watts. you can use A LOT OF THINGS with one of these cords on 13 amps or 1625 watts. you can even run a microwave. plug it in and see for yourself. since most people only run a microwave a few minutes at a time, and the microwave cycles on and off, the cord will not get that hot in only a handful of minutes. there is a big difference between a sustained high-load draw, and brief short bursts of large surges.

to tell people they can only use this cord for christmas lights is irresponsible.

Handles the wife's magic wand just fine and that motor is capable of miracles.
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Apr 18, 2025
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Joined Oct 2012
Apr 18, 2025
oakwood79
Apr 18, 2025
155 Posts
Quote from marcusuwm :
Handles the wife's magic wand just fine and that motor is capable of miracles.

You need 50 feet of cord to reach it! Dang! 😂
Apr 19, 2025
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TodayOnly
Apr 19, 2025
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Quote from USMCR :
Damn inflation. Who remember the 3-pack deal from Home Depot for less than $10?
i remember the one with the LED light!
Apr 20, 2025
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PurpleJoke9270
Apr 20, 2025
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Dang what's with the may 1-3rd delivery dates
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bluekiwi
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Quote from PurpleJoke9270 :
Dang what's with the may 1-3rd delivery dates
That means it is sold out for your region and is on backorder
Apr 20, 2025
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nolife
Apr 20, 2025
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Quote from DocuMaker :
blah, blah, blah, blah. always the same old story, people saying you can't use these for anything but christmas lights. it is rated for **13 amps** or 1625 watts. you can use A LOT OF THINGS with one of these cords on 13 amps or 1625 watts. you can even run a microwave. plug it in and see for yourself. since most people only run a microwave a few minutes at a time, and the microwave cycles on and off, the cord will not get that hot in only a handful of minutes. there is a big difference between a sustained high-load draw, and brief short bursts of large surges.

to tell people they can only use this cord for christmas lights is irresponsible.
The amp rating is the safety rating of the cord itself. It doesn't mean your device on the other end at close to that limit will run ideal or good. The OP referenced motors which have a large inrush of current when they are starting up which could cause problems for that device (not the cord) on a such a long 16 gauge cord. In the big scheme of things, 13 amps on a 50 foot 16 gauge extension cord is roughly a 3% voltage drop across that cord which most things would not notice. A motor that may have an initial 40 amp rush and that is roughly 20 volt drop which is significant at its startup.

Use on what ever you want, doesn't bother me. There are plenty of uses for a 16 gauge 50ft cord. This specific cord is also a SJEOOW which is TPE and more flexible than the cheap HF cords.
Last edited by nolife April 20, 2025 at 05:16 PM.

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