Is 75 feet too long for a 50A RV or EV load?

It works, but long runs drop voltage. At 50A over 75 feet of 6-gauge copper you lose a few volts, so check the voltage at the RV or charger end. If the pedestal voltage is already low, a shorter cord is safer.

Will this plug into a standard RV pedestal?

Yes. The male end is a NEMA 14-50, the four-prong 50A plug found on most RV pedestals and many home EV outlets. The female end takes a standard 14-50 RV cord or EV charger plug.

Can I use it with a 30A RV?

Not directly. A 30A RV uses a TT-30 plug, so you would need a 14-50 to TT-30 adapter, and the RV would still draw only 30A. Never adapt down without checking the adapter's rating.

Expect roughly 30 to 40 pounds for 75 feet of 6/3+8/1 copper. It is a two-hand carry and coils stiffly in cold weather. Plan a storage spot in the RV bay or garage.

Does it come with a bag or strap?

No. The cord ships on its own, so most owners add a Velcro strap or a cord reel to keep it tidy.

RV cords tend to dip during spring camping-season sales and around Black Friday. Set a price alert and compare against 50-foot 14-50 cords, which usually cost less.

Where can I buy the RVMATE 50 Amp 75 Foot RV/EV Extension Cord?

2 stores we checked sell it, including Amazon, eBay.

RVMATE 50 Amp 75 Foot RV/EV Extension Cord

Last price we saw

$299.99at Amazon, last seen Oct 31

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Our take on the RVMATE 50 Amp 75 Foot RV/EV Extension Cord

The RVMATE 50 Amp 75 Foot RV/EV Extension Cord is a heavy-duty 50A cord with NEMA 14-50 male and female ends, built to reach a 14-50 outlet from farther away at campsites or in a driveway. It uses 6/3+8/1 copper conductors in a PVC jacket and is rated for 250V and 50A, so it can carry a full 50A RV load or a Level 2 EV charger. The 75-foot length is the main draw: most 50A cords stop at 25 or 50 feet. No current price was provided, so check the live comparison before buying.

Best forRV owners whose pedestal is far from the rigEV owners parking away from a 14-50 outletCampers who want one long cord instead of chaining two