Is this cord UL rated for outdoor use?
386439
Not completely sure, however it has a silver colored tag on it with the UL Logo that says Listed Power Cord.
386440
correction to my answer not sure if it is for outdoor use, but i use it outdoors only when plugged into my generation with no issues. it is made for a generator which you can not be used indoors.
386441
Not sure on rating. I am using it outdoors in a wet location. Similar to "ship-to-shore" application at a commercial swimming pool. This cord is used with a portable swimming pool vacuum on a daily basis.
386442
Look under the product description. It clearly says it is UL rated. Also rated in Canada. Read before you ask.
965821
It is not rated for outdoor use. I'm a contractor and I wouldn't use it outside. This is standard cat5e. There is cable rated for outdoor use but it is much more expensive and rightly so. If anyone tells you to use it outside they aren't professionals.
633449
I don't think it's designed for outdoor use, if you are using a totally waterproof outlet cover it would probably work OK.
463803
There is no indication either way. I do use mine out of doors. I have wraped the connections with suitable weather proof outdoor tape. Have had no problems in over a year of use.
912599
Would not suggest that. I purchased a heavier outdoor cord from Lowes and burried it under the driveway 3 years ago for a fencer. No problems. Hope this helps... Bill
1840097
I would get outdoor grade cord. as far as exposing to the elements(rain orsnow) the connection should be elevated!
1482664
Hi, my unit came with a cord that was about 24" long. As far as keeping it outside, I would say that if it is under a covered area and not getting wet from the elements it would be okay because it is electrical. I know someone who had the battery type and it was a waste of time and money. Maybe she got a bad one but I am quite happy with this unit. Hope this helps.
1786726
ran ours all last winter, it was hooked up to a outdoor power strip which was run off of a 100 ft heavy duty extension cord, so I think you would be fine using an outdoor heavy duty cord. I would recommend covering the connection to keep out moisture with a cord connector or even a plastic 2 liter bottle, just cut a slice in the side of it and stick the cord ends inside it.
1769533
I would not use this type of cable outside for a long run especially if exposed to elements. It's not rated for that.
593865
The cord is very kong, you leave it on your dash as it does not appear to be weather proof. As for the amp hour rating, who cares, its just enough to keep your battery from going dead when parked for a long period of time, unless of course you park indoors.
1101816
Yes and no. If you put it in conduit, then it's protected enough you should be fine. It is not an outdoor rated cable, however.
1429731
You're way over thinking this just find an outdoor rated cord. If you want longer than 50ft get a 12 gauge cord and less than 50 ft get a 14 gauge cord. If your really concerned this cord is marked SJTW in the description and that means its a hard service weather resistant cord. If your getting a cord for a lawn mower I would recomend that brightest color jacket you can find... helps in avoiding running it over
486556
Ma'am, this cord was MADE for outside use. It's made to withstand being used just about anywhere.
1678601
Considering that if it was UV rated they would brag about it I would say no! the outside protection does not seem heavy or thick such as UV rated electrical wire. Plan on interior or conduit for this!
187516
As in, is this rated for outdoor use? Not sure. I don't think I'd put mine outside...
650590
They are UL approved but I don't know if they are specially approved for outdoor use. With that said I've been using a couple outside for a year. They are grounded and I have them connected to a ground fault receptacle.
1558234
It is electric so I wouldn't leave it outside. Also the cord is about 3' long, but it should work fine with a extention cord if needed