- Will this plug into a standard 50 amp campground pedestal?
- Yes. The male end is NEMA 14-50P, the four-prong 50 amp plug used on most RV pedestals. The female end is NEMA 14-50R for your RV inlet or a distribution box.
- Can I use it with a 30 amp RV outlet?
- Not directly. A 30 amp RV outlet is NEMA TT-30, a three-prong 120 V connection. You would need a TT-30 to 14-50 adapter, and you would still be limited to 30 amps.
- What wire gauge does it use?
- Three 6 AWG conductors plus one 8 AWG conductor in an STW jacket. That is the gauge expected for a full 50 amp, 12,500 W run.
- Is it safe outdoors in cold weather?
- The jacket is rated from -4°F to 140°F, so it stays flexible in freezing conditions. Keep the plugs off wet ground and check the connections after storms.
- What does the LED in the handle do?
- It lights when power is present at the cord, so you can confirm the pedestal is live before plugging in the RV. It does not indicate a fault or surge.
- How long is it and how much does it weigh?
- 15 ft (4.6 m) and about 11.7 lbs. The weight comes from the thick 6 AWG copper, so expect a stiff cord that takes some effort to coil.
- Where is the 15 ft RV Extension Cord, 50 Amp, Heavy Duty STW RV Power Cord, NEMA 14-50R Female NEMA 14-50P Male Plug, with LED Indicator Handle 15A Adapter, for RVs, trams, generators, campers, ETL Listed cheapest?
- At Amazon, for $66.99, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the 15 ft RV Extension Cord, 50 Amp, Heavy Duty STW RV Power Cord, NEMA 14-50R Female NEMA 14-50P Male Plug, with LED Indicator Handle 15A Adapter, for RVs, trams, generators, campers, ETL Listed?
- 2 stores we checked sell it, including Walmart, Amazon.