| Product Description: | When the going gets tough, the tough gets going, and the GoGreen Power (GG-13700BK) lives up to that! The robust and durable, contractor grade 16/3 SJTW extension cord is ready to rumble, both indoors as well as outdoors. Being moisture resistant, abrasion resistant, and durable, even with prolonged exposure to sunlight, this cord is ETL listed and certified, which is compliant with the rigorous standards for a hard service thermoplastic cable rated for 300 volts. Our heavy duty extension cord doesn't kink, and the molded plugs which gives it a sturdy build, makes it easy to use. This molded plug extension cord is recommended for use with heavy duty equipment and tools, with a maximum of 10 amps and 1250 watts. By purchasing this single-outlet extension cord, you not only will get a high-quality product; but also get ecological peace of mind with hassle-free recycling. We offer free recycling and free shipping back of the used product to our recycling facility. Please view the recycling code and instructions on the back of the package and visit our website for additional information. Extension Cord: The GoGreen Power (GG-13700BK) is a contractor grade 16/3 SJTW extension cord. 100 Foot Extension Cord: The powerful extension cord is 100 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 10 amps, 1250 watts. Size and Other Details: This 16/3 SJTW cable is ETL listed and meets all industry standards. Go Green and follow the instructions. |
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You're much, much more likely to have something catch fire from a worn or broken connection in the plugs. That has much more to do with the quality of the contacts and soldering than the wires.
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