Can you use this cord for 7.0 cu. ft. upright freezers?
89896
It would probably do the job but normaly large appliances like this should be powered direct to a dedicated outlet
89897
I think it should be OK. 12/3 cord is rated for 15 amps. Your freezer probably doesn't pull that much, but you should read the data plate to make sure. Do you really need 25 feet? Something like this is probably a semi-permanent setup so you shouldn't use any longer cord than you need. If you only need 10 feet, buy a 12/3 ten foot cord.
89898
It can carry 20amps so that should do it. You might want to read the owners manual for the freezer to make sure.
89899
Yes, I would think it would work OK unless the freezer manual says otherwise. Many times they will tell you to plug big appliances directly to the outlet. The 12ga wire is probably overkill and should handle the load fine.
89900
I found the ratings for a 7.0 ft^3 chest freezer here on Amazon. 120V, 150W, which works out to 1.25 amps (watts/volts = amps). Not sure that it had defrost cycle which might raise the amperage a bit, but likely nowhere near the rating on this cord. Also, a 20 amp plug would (should) be attached; these have one blade vertical and the other horizontal rather than both vertical (see male end of plug on this cord for an example: http://smile.amazon.com/Interpower-86226020-American-Connector-Voltage/dp/B009183GMQ/ref=sr_1_1?s=appliances&ie;=UTF8&qid;=1400460626&sr;=1-1&keywords;=20+amp+plug). To be safe, though read the data plate. I found the ratings for a 7.0 ft^3 chest freezer here on Amazon. 120V, 150W, which works out to 1.25 amps (watts/volts = amps). Not sure that it had defrost cycle which might raise the amperage a bit, but likely nowhere near the rating on this cord. Also, a 20 amp plug would (should) be attached; these have one blade vertical and the other horizontal rather than both vertical (see male end of plug on this cord for an example:... » Read More I found the ratings for a 7.0 ft^3 chest freezer here on Amazon. 120V, 150W, which works out to 1.25 amps (watts/volts = amps). Not sure that it had defrost cycle which might raise the amperage a bit, but likely nowhere near the rating on this cord. Also, a 20 amp plug would (should) be attached; these have one blade vertical and the other horizontal rather than both vertical (see male end of plug on this cord for an example: http://smile.amazon.com/Interpower-86226020-American-Connector-Voltage/dp/B009183GMQ/ref=sr_1_1?s=appliances&ie;=UTF8&qid;=1400460626&sr;=1-1&keywords;=20+amp+plug). To be safe, though read the data plate. « Show Less
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I don't think so....according to the package is works on Models 5615, 5640, 5641, and 5642. I ended up not using the cord I ordered. My brother-in-law replaced a fuse (I didn't even know the cooler had a fuse), and it is working like a new cooler. Good luck! Hope this is helpful.
1561324
This cord would be more than suitable for use with your block heater. Please let me know if you have any additional questions! Hope it helps!Matt
2133669
I would depend on what you are powering. If you are using more than 7500 watt then do not use this cord.
69117
Hi Todd, yes indeed. I was able to use this with standard connectors. It is a heavy cord though. Quite beefy actually. A heavier gage than I expected. I hope this helps.
1866218
Yes this should work. Make sure to use moldable sealant on the connections.
53698
I have had my unit plugged up to my 7 cubic foot unit for a couple of months now and have not had any issues. This unit simply turns off your freezer when it hits the temp you set it at. The freezer will kick back on within 2 to 3 degrees of what its set at. Very simple device that wont damage your freezer
1458245
That should not hurt a thing. I use them in totes sometimes and close the lidson the cable directly. The seal on the freezer door will not hurt it..
957173
its definitely worth a try. I installed it on my freezer. saved me from getting new one. check on youtube. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-47kVjzurF4
147621
the cord may be 2 1/2 feet we got it for out cooler . We lost our other one it works great !!
50900
I have both a 4 quart and 6 quart freezer and it will only work on the 6 quart one and is too wide to fit the 4 quart one. The info provided by White Mountain says they are interchangeable, but they are not.
1786084
I don't see any reason this shouldn't work on a stand up freezer just like it does on my chest type freezer. The only thing I can think of is you might have to determine where in the freezer is the correct spot to put the temperature probe to get the best temperature.
1674160
I have a freezer and a small fridge hooked to it. Just make sure that the outlet that you use has a breaker rated at the combined amperage of the two items. The adapter will handle it if the line can handle it.
1787445
I have the Koolatron cooler but I am not sure about the cords, the booklet should tell the person which one can be used.,,,that is how I judged it....sorry
910451
No, this is not a surge protector. Freezers should be on there own separate circuit. Same with ovens or any heavy duty load...
2032126
Never use anything on freeze plugs, just too high pressure to seal. Freeze plug interference fit.
1018419
1A and 15A stand for amps, your unit draws 1 amp, so anything with 1 amp or larger would work. This cord is rated at 10 amps.