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This is a 30 ft, 10/3 AWG service-grade cord that runs from a generator's TT-30 outlet to an RV's L5-30 inlet. The molded connectors are watertight, the STW/FT2 jacket stays flexible in cold and heat, and a locking ring twists onto the RV inlet in a fraction of a turn. It suits RV owners connecting a generator to a 30-amp inlet, and it is built heavier than the thin 10-gauge cords sold for light duty. Buyers rate it highly, with no recurring complaints in the feedback available.
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Lowest price we've seen: $84.00 on Nov 9 at The Home Depot. Tracked across 5 stores since Nov 9.
Buyers rate this cord 4.9 out of 5 across 15 reviews. They describe it as sturdy and well made, with connectors that seat firmly and a jacket that holds up outdoors.
This is a 30-foot, 30-amp, 125-volt power cord for connecting an RV to a generator. It has a TT-30P plug on one end and an L5-30R locking receptacle on the other.
The cord uses 10/3 AWG wire with service-grade STW/FT2 insulation that resists abrasion and weather. The thermoplastic jacket resists cold and heat and stays flexible in extreme temperatures. The plug and receptacle connectors are molded on and watertight, and the contacts are nickel-plated.
The connectors have a 90-degree design with a large contoured grip for easier insertion and removal. A locking ring secures the cord to the RV inlet in 1/8 of a turn.
