25' Yellow Jacket 15-Amp UL Listed Extension Cord w/ Grounded Lighted Receptacle End $15.80
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I never realized people were such snobs when it comes to extension cords. What are you guys doing with your cords that you think 14/3 isn't good enough and that it's 12/3 or nothing? I bet most...
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Most circuits in a house are wired with 14/2. Nothing wrong with 14/2 extension cords; especially under 50'. An issue may arise running high powered items when the length exceeds 50' as there will be...
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Both this cord and the Costco Cords are cheap CCA (Copper Clad Aluminum) wire which is why they are stiff. CCA = Higher Resistance + Lower Capacity than old school pure copper extension cords. ...
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What brand do you know?
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Another option a maybe better option is the southwire 100 ft 12/3 15 amp on sale at Walmart for $59.00 I have this and it’s a good cord. Unable to post pic or link. Just do a search on the Walmart...
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14 gauge
nope.....lol
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I believe I purchased these cords from Costco last year. The thing I don’t like about them is they are stiff as hell which is a turnoff for me to use them for yard work. I have other 12 gauge cords...
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I am unable to find them at Costco.com but I recently purchased in-store Prime Wire 25' 12/3 SJTW Yellow Extension Cord 2 Pack w/ Light Indicator for $32.99.
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That’s correct. Length matters in Amp capacity of an electrical cord. A cord or string of cords longer than 50ft should be 12 gauge for 15A.
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I went right for the 12/3 version and its a pretty low price and I was going to post it up here and a better alternative, it's like $24 which according to CCC is very good, and also qualifies for the...
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You get past 50' it's not I don't believe
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15a cord is always 14 gauge. This isn’t something new
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Costco has 2pack 12/3 25ft about $30
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TIL that I'm an absolute idiot because I don't know everything there is to know about extension cords. It's one thing to explain something to somebody who has a knowledge hole somewhere, and another...
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Thanks! I didn’t see anything about cord size in the manual, but I’ll check again and online.
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The 15 AMP rating on this cord is for only its 25' length, if you double or quadruple it up, it will have a lesser rating than 15 AMP. Given that 1) the 15 AMP rated need of the dethatcher will not...
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I have a corded 15 AMP Sun Joe lawn Dethatcher. I need about 100 feet of cord to get across my front yard. Can I string together two 50’, 14 gauge cords (which I already have) or do I need to move to...
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Even on a 20A circuit you can probably push this to 16, 17 or even 18A in short bursts before it starts to fail, so people will do that thinking that it's ok, until it's not ok. And it might not fail...
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Any single device that draws more than 15A continuously will not plug into this because by law it'll have a 5-20P plug on its cord, unless you use an adapter, which is illegal and stupid. But, agreed...
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how much current are you drawing? issue is most people dont know how much current is being drawn and over load the cable. By NEC code, 15A circuit breaker will protect 14/AWG, and 20 ampere circuit...
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