I have a non TV use. the existing cord is rated 7a 125v and is 6 ft long. I need a loger cord. Will this meet this spec in the 10 ft length?
75748
It should be fine but do not exceed the 7amp and 125 volt maximums otherwise you may create a potential fire hazard.
1308408
The lenght of the power cord should not be a problem. Did not measure it, but it should be 6ft +/- I run it in a Caddy Deville and have plenty of spare cable...
1316230
Asked at Home Depot and they advised the right gauge; not sure what it was. It is certainly working fine with the extension cord.
1914775
Since I needed a 100' in length, it had to be at least 14 gauge. If the cord is too small, the motor will burn up. You cannot just use any old extension cord. I bought this cord from amazon. US Wire 65100 12/3 100-Foot SJTW Orange Heavy Duty Extension Cord
1468396
The cord has a ten amp fuze. So, it will handle 12V devices that draw less than 10 amps. Check to see how many amps the TV draws.
1172294
For a 100 ft run for your motor home I would buy the 10 gauge cord instead.Century Contractor Grade 100' 10 Gauge Power Extension Cord 10/3 Plug
22402
It's 6.6 ft long and yes you can use 10pd line on it but I'd watch the braided line for its to hard on the eyes of the pole
2013153
I used a 50 ft. extension when I used mine and had no trouble. The voltage draw isn't continuous so I would expect no trouble.
1466784
This cable says it's rated to 10A, so it would be fine for anything 10A or less. As long as it physically will plug in.
2161152
I would NOT recommend this for outdoor use. You need an extension made for outdoor use, and, the correct cord to carry the power you need to satisfy whatever you will be running outside (vary from 16, 14, 12, etc. gauge, about 6 ft to 100 ft lengths). I would suggest a visit to your local Lowes, Home Depot or home center with your exact usage needs and ask for someone with electrical experience.
1027819
Not sure I can answer the question directly. I use mine for a 15 amp snow blower. I've had no problems with the 100' cord.
231711
Aloha, I am upstairs now about to settle down for the eve. but first lite I will go take a look see and advise you of manufacture details if it is located on the cord its self. I can let you know that this is a good investment, as we used it for several years running heavy duty saw,compressor and airless paint sprayer all with no noticeable amp/power drops.
855548
The cord on my unit is over 6 feet long. FYI - I have had this heater for over 4 years. If length is a critical factor perhaps check with Lasko to confirm the length because sometimes these things get changed.
915967
It's got to be a good one rated for about 10 amps. I would suggest a 14gage heavy industrial type. I use a heavy 100-foot cord and no problem.
1740063
Not sure. It runs off house current very welll When using smoker outside a hevy duty extention cord is fine
2218192
Yes, the heavier the cord, the more power the unit will be able to use. Make sure the cord is rated for at least 10 amps for best results.
1700363
Sorry, I ordered this cord by mistake and did not return it. I am not familiar with the rating enough to advise.