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Amazon has
25' Go Green Power 16/3 Extension Cord (Black, GG-13725BK) for
$8.01.
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Walmart has
25' Go Green Power 16/3 Extension Cord (Black, GG-13725BK) for
$8.01.
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Home Depot has
25' Go Green Power 16/3 Extension Cord (Black, GG-13725BK) for
$8.01.
Shipping is free, otherwise free store pickup is available where stock permits.
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About this item:
- Extension Cord: The GoGreen Power (GG-13725BK) is a contractor grade 16/3 SJTW extension cord This item SHOULD NOT be used with an EV Charger.
- 25 Foot Extension Cord: The powerful extension cord is 25 feet long. It is also moisture resistant, abrasion resistant, and durable, even with prolonged exposure to sunlight
- Molded Plug Extension Cord: The heavy duty extension cord has molded plugs which gives it a sturdy build and makes it easy to use
- Outdoor Extension Cable: The cable is recommended for use with heavy duty equipment and tools, with a maximum of 13 amps, 1625 watts
- Size and Other Details: This 16/3 SJTW cable is ETL listed and meets all industry standards.
Top Comments
Due to the 16AWG
I guess it's "heavy duty" but light load.
Most manufacturers will use the duty rating to describe the build of a cord (thickness of the sheath, reinforcement of the plug, etc).
A light duty cord, for example, aren't weather resistant, have the thin two wire insulation (like lamp cord) or just have the fabric sheath (like most travel adapters).
It's 16 gauge rated for 13AMP/1600W so unless you are trying to plug in an air conditioner or a generator, this will be more than enough capable for 99.8% of items you may ever want to plug in.
Community Reviews
This 25 foot GoGreen Power extension cord is best for light to moderate outdoor use, especially Christmas lights, LED decorations, and other low draw gear. The 16 gauge build is described as contractor grade, moisture and abrasion resistant, with molded plugs and a flexible rubber coating that still feels sturdy in cold weather. The main limit is its 13 amp rating, so it is not suited for space heaters, air conditioners, generators, treadmills, or other motor heavy loads. A solid short cord when you need outdoor reach without heavy power demands.
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Due to the 16AWG
I guess it's "heavy duty" but light load.
Our community has rated this post as helpful. If you agree, why not thank
Our community has rated this post as helpful. If you agree, why not thank
Due to the 16AWG
I guess it's "heavy duty" but light load.
Most manufacturers will use the duty rating to describe the build of a cord (thickness of the sheath, reinforcement of the plug, etc).
A light duty cord, for example, aren't weather resistant, have the thin two wire insulation (like lamp cord) or just have the fabric sheath (like most travel adapters).
Just ordered it.
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It's 16 gauge rated for 13AMP/1600W so unless you are trying to plug in an air conditioner or a generator, this will be more than enough capable for 99.8% of items you may ever want to plug in.
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It's 16 gauge rated for 13AMP/1600W so unless you are trying to plug in an air conditioner or a generator, this will be more than enough capable for 99.8% of items you may ever want to plug in.
If you need an extension cord for anything that has a motor, just pony up and buy a good 12 gauge cord. If you're wanting Christmas lights, then this is fine.
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