Is this Camco 55197 a 10 - 3? The power cord this is extending is a 10 - 3 and I was told to make the sure the extension was the same.
1999054
Yes, it is! Works perfect, have not noticed any heat up of the cord or any breakers flipping as with previous smaller cords.
1999055
Actually I am not sure - I do know that it is a very heavy cord so I assume it equals or exceeded the standard attached to an RV or Travel Trailer
97263
This power cord is made of three 10AWG conductors so it should fit the Nema 10-30 but it seems wasteful to do it this way. Can you not find 50ft of bulk 10AWG 3 conductor cable and install the 10-30's on that?
395671
I don't know what extension cord you purchased, but the cord that I purchased bears the Made in USA logo on the merchandise tag. Personally, I don't think they would falsely advertise.
250844
It's a C-19 power cord. C-13 is the typical three prong that most people are used to. The C-19 cable is used do the large current.These are available at most electronics stores. I recommend deepsurplus.com or heck. Even Amazon. ;)
985323
Sorry, I am not a techie person....I will try to be as precise as possible. According to the box listing...It is a AC/DC adaptor (auto switch). I measured the cord just below the in wall plug....measured 56". Like I said in my original evaluation. The cord is rather cheap as compared to other adaptor cords that I've used on my older dvd models. I always use the cord and not on battery since only use my dvd at home.
1651064
From the drawing on the setup poster that comes with the printer, it appears to be the correct power cord. However, this is a drawing, and not a photo, so it could be different. Take a look at your actual printer, and see if it matches the setup drawing (http://h10032.www1.hp.com/ctg/Manual/c03389693.pdf). It's two pins inside a slot that is vaguely shaped like a figure eight. It's a standard shape, so you're probably okay with it.
1729344
The cord is about a foot long, or just a little longer. You will need a 3 prong extension cord if your power outlet is more than a foot away from your pipe.
1387477
The black cord on mine was 3 feet long. It is a super bright light for only 10 watts.
583212
I have been using a 8 ft 3-prong 15A extension cord for the last 10 years or so w/o any problems. I seal the plug with some electrical tape, just in case...
184273
I don't know. I suggest you call them. They were very helpful with my questions. Call 800-223-5546, ext. 2263. The extension might not be the same but the main number is still valid. Their web site also gives the number 310-751-5100, for Technical Support.
1713011
I have a motorhome with a 50 amp cord. I use this extension when my motorhome cable is not long enough. If you have a 50 amp cord on your 5th wheel you should be able to use this to extend your power cable. The cable has standard RV 50 amp ends that plug into the campground power.
1477964
Some people are answering 3 feet long. It's incorrect. Unless you actually purchased one that has 3 feet long power cord because my heater has a 6 feet long cord. Thank you
2020354
No. The one you have is 3/4 inch pipe thread, the Camco is 1/2 inch pipe thread
1107700
10-3 will not fit. 16-3 or 14-3 or 12-3 will I tried them all. If you use 12-3 it is a very tight fit and where the cord enters and exits (if both 12-3) it will or might leave a little open space along that seam. A little silicone will seal it if you are going to leave it out for long periods. To use 10-3 your would have to enlarge the holes, the inside is big enough for the plugs, and wrap some foam weather stripping around it to seal the openings..it can be done.
1890448
did it say stanchion or extension? which would just be a longer electrical cord
1181889
The product number 12950.0252 is a CWTF35, 3L PF. It comes standard to connect to 220 Volts. You would be required to use a 4 wire power cord. Hope this helps. Regards, Paper Clips, Inc.
1301728
Go to www.camcoinfo.net give #55283 need instructions. Pretty straight forward trim old plug , trim new ends about 1/2" to 5/8" (insulation off) for bare ends black to one side, white to other, green ground to round (top). I put some silicone around where cable enters plug before putting all together (overkill)