what AWG is the 30 amp cord I would expect # 10 but your discription indicates #14?
1730942
If memory serves, the cable has 5 conductors: 3 #10 wires (ground, hot, hot) and 2 #14 wires (prox and pilot)
1730943
I ordered and received the 30-Amp cord. The Amazon description has incorrect information. The cable that arrived does indeed come with #10 AWG wire for the power and ground leads. The other two leads for pilot and proximity are #18 AWG.
489493
I don't know the specific AWG, but it seemed pretty flexible when I plugged it in. I'm using it in-wall and it had to make a couple of pretty tight turns, for what it's worth. I read online that the max AWG for a 15' cable is 24.
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.
1600664
It is defiantly not 20 awg or 18 awg, I would say about 24 or less. Wouldn't run more then an few amp through it transient. Maybe 1 amp constant.
179668
The wire is #18AWG, at least that is what is written on mine! Can't speak for the other people's cables that they have but mine is #18AWG.
1948808
You get what you pay for. I would say 22 or 24 AWG. It's less than 1 foot long. This is a guess the insulation may be thicker or thinner.
538991
14 Gauge is stamped on the jacket. More than adequate for a 15 foot cord of 15 amp rating.
852033
I recently ordered one and it has the 14-30 ends it is a 30 amp cord that plugs into the standard 30 amp 240 volt connection on most common generators. This is a very nice high quality cord for a great price!
38062
There are (3) 6 AWG and (1) 8 AWG. This cord is very heavy duty and heavy. Well worth the money!
1520249
It is advertised as 10 awg, but wire is actually 12 awg.Wire looks bigger because insulation is pretty thick.
1665203
Nothing on the plugs that would indicate amperage, so I can't tell you for sure. Having said that, the wire looks to be 14-2 which would mean 15 amps.
1982634
I have ordered the 30 amp cord.....It is my understanding that all the cords (15 and 20 amp) would work.....What determines which one you need is the amperage size breaker you are connecting to.......
867923
L14-30 is a 30 amp, 4 wire 240 volt connector. TT-30 is a 120 volt, 30 amp connector. (TT-30--Frequently it is confused for a NEMA 10-30 with disastrous results. Due to the appearance of the TT-30 plug, many people assume that it is to be wired for 240-volt, but this is a 120-volt device. If your generator does not have a 240 volt connector you can not wire it to your house as 240. (you can use this device--prewired from Amazon--it will still only supply 120 volts. GenTran 10/3 NEMA L14-30 Male To RV TT-30 Female RV Generator Adapter RJB1430RV by GenTran. http://www.amazon.com/GenTran-L14-30-Generator-Adapter-RJB1430RV/dp/B001ULBRWI Safety first. Read ALL of the directions.
1803685
Wire Gauge is 14 AWG. Sufficient weight for most electronic devices but not heavier load household appliances (refrigerator, etc.).
909453
Yes, the one I received was 14 gauge. I've been happy with the purchase and use it for my electric lawn mower with no problems.
359232
There is no way this is 18 AWG or 14 AWG wire. I measured it with a micrometer and it is around 0.52mm (24 AWG). It should not be used with more than 0.57 amps.
1012747
IT is a 10 AWG three wire cord. I have one of these that I bought through Amazon. Heck of a lot cheaper than good Sam or Camping World. We have a 2012 25 ft. Tracer travel trailer with at 15,000 BTU AC unit. Used this a couple of time last summer in 90 degree heat and my voltage meter showed no voltage drop to the unit.