I see the female end is twist lock (l5-30) but the picture makes the male end look like the non- locking type (tt-30) Is this correct?
1510952
No, male end is locking. The only thing I don't like is that there is no light to show that power is on.
1510953
Male end is not twist lock , I dont think I've ever seen twist lock on this type plug
1510954
That is correct. I had to buy and adapter to fit my generator, but it works perfectly for any park hook up.
1510955
The male end is the end with the screw on lock it goes into the electrical plug that is on your trailer or RV. The other end goes into the electrical hookup box at the pole and you are correct the other is just standard RV hook up end. The lock unit is nice to have especially with the handle hanging down it doesn't put stress on the cord it also stays secure when plugged into your trailer. Our trailer came with the Marine electrical lock system already so when our cord went bad I was glad to find one at Amazon it fits just right we have had it going on 2 years. The cord is also easy to wind up. Hope this helps you on your question. The male end is the end with the screw on lock it goes into the electrical plug that is on your trailer or RV. The other end goes into the electrical hookup box at the pole and you are correct the other is just standard RV hook up end. The lock unit is nice to have especially with the handle hanging down it doesn't put stress on the cord it also stays secure when plugged into your trailer. Our trailer came with the Marine electrical lock system already so when our cord went bad I was glad to find one at Amazon it fits just right we have had it going on 2 years. The cord is also easy to wind... » Read More The male end is the end with the screw on lock it goes into the electrical plug that is on your trailer or RV. The other end goes into the electrical hookup box at the pole and you are correct the other is just standard RV hook up end. The lock unit is nice to have especially with the handle hanging down it doesn't put stress on the cord it also stays secure when plugged into your trailer. Our trailer came with the Marine electrical lock system already so when our cord went bad I was glad to find one at Amazon it fits just right we have had it going on 2 years. The cord is also easy to wind up. Hope this helps you on your question. « Show Less
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Sorry I meant the female is the end with the screw on lock it goes into the electrical plug that is on your trailer or RV. The male end has the prongs it goes into the electrical hookup box at the pole and you are correct the other is just standard RV hook up end. The lock unit is nice to have especially with the handle hanging down it doesn't put stress on the cord it also stays secure when plugged into your trailer. Our trailer came with the Marine electrical lock system already so when our cord went bad I was glad to find one at Amazon it fits just right we have had it going on 2 years. The cord is also easy to wind up. Hope this helps you on your question. Sorry I meant the female is the end with the screw on lock it goes into the electrical plug that is on your trailer or RV. The male end has the prongs it goes into the electrical hookup box at the pole and you are correct the other is just standard RV hook up end. The lock unit is nice to have especially with the handle hanging down it doesn't put stress on the cord it also stays secure when plugged into your trailer. Our trailer came with the Marine electrical lock system already so when our cord went bad I was glad to find one at Amazon it fits just right we have had it going on 2 years.... » Read More Sorry I meant the female is the end with the screw on lock it goes into the electrical plug that is on your trailer or RV. The male end has the prongs it goes into the electrical hookup box at the pole and you are correct the other is just standard RV hook up end. The lock unit is nice to have especially with the handle hanging down it doesn't put stress on the cord it also stays secure when plugged into your trailer. Our trailer came with the Marine electrical lock system already so when our cord went bad I was glad to find one at Amazon it fits just right we have had it going on 2 years. The cord is also easy to wind up. Hope this helps you on your question. « Show Less
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The side that connects to the power pole is your typical 30amp 125v plug. Does not lock.
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If your talking about the hex head screw then yes its a regular lefty lucy righty tighty screw. Its not left handed threads. Its pretty tight. You'll hear somewhat of a loud snap when it breaks loose. Its built pretty tough so dont worry. It'll scare ya the first time .
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It should just twist off. In my experience, aftermarket caps are either too tight or too loose.
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It's a female end. http://smg.photobucket.com/user/Ironzey/media/Mobile%20Uploads/IMAG1006.jpg.htmlHope that helps.
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It is the end that is female threaded and you just put it in the drill. You could buy a short piece of threaded rod at the hardware store and screw it in and it would make the end smaller to fit in your drill. I use a very large drill because I have one.
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Dear Amazon Friend, YES ! My cord is certainly a Twist-lock connecting cord. It twist locks onto my generator and it twist locks onto my house mounted service box. Both ends. Not sure why it doesn't specify on this cord ? It is my understanding that all of these types of cords are a TWIST TYPE. But maybe I think that because all cords like this I've ever seen, did use a twist type locking end. Extra side note: This is a heavy duty, top quality made cord. Thick and strong, yet stays flexible in bad weather. I use this 40' cord when the weather is good but the storm has knocked me out. I leave the generator outside. When the weather is bad, like a long term hurricane situation with heavy downpours, I attach another 10' cord to this 40' cord and can then keep my generator under the cover of my carport. This brand cord works so well, I have no problem with the connection between the 2 cords either. They twist easily into each other and seal out the rain. Yes I do like this cord, and I'm picky and checked out many before making my purchase. Good Luck.
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Hi Swartley,Yes this cable's female will fit into Twist Lock L14-30P Inlet.Have a very nice day!tony1-877-267-3711
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I don't think so. It's like a hose fitting -- female part fits onto fixed male part, turns to lock in order to work.
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It's a push/pull cable. I had hoped to use it to manually operate the choke on my old car but the angle/direction of the choke mechanism prevented me from using it. There is no twist to release or anything like that, simply push and pull.
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That's a good question, I wondered the same thing, I did a search at different sites using the model number, what I found out is that the picture is in error, there is a button in the middle of the knob to turn to lock it. It's a really nice lock set. hope i answered your question clearly
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Eric - have not used it recently, but I think it is 0005 I had to Google it and got it from a different lock ...same brand and it worked ...let me know if that works....Dave
1804771
Thank you for your question! While it doesn't "lock", it should be able to be twisted until it is closed very tightly. If yours is loose or seems to come unscrewed after light usage, please call our Customer Care Center at 1-800-732-2677.
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It's a quarter turn twist lock. There are three tabs and the adapter ring that match the hood. You line them up and turn to lock it in place. Works really well.
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The one I have is 12" long fully extended. It does twist to lock in place. The one in the picture looks like it is 24" long! I use mine all the time and love it!
513269
Yes the plug in is twist lock. and it only comes with two of the green and two red plastic notches to attach to timer. If you want it to shut off and on more could probably add more if you have. I have bought two of these thru the years and for the price don't think you can beat. The first one still worked just plastic notch got worn out. but I also knocked off post several times.Still kept time for about4 or 5 years .
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Female the three connector Female most like mine have a snap in so it locks. This should be very simple as XLR cable are Male to Female in and out.
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Both ends are the same, and I'd call then male ends. There is a center pin (male) that engages with the female end on an audio component. Both ends are the same as the one pictured in the Amazon product page.