15amp cord but could not take a 9amp with out twisting
925217
Cord twisted after 5 min usingon a 9 amp vacuum, also cord kept getting stuck on furniture edges while moving around.
1008532
I tested to about 30 kV with a 500 Meg load - finally arced over and killed my meter (my fault).  Note you need to apply DC to this - there is an internal oscillator
1875474
I was disappointed to read in the manual that you can only pull 80 watts when this unit is plugged into a cigarette lighter.  Many cars have 15amp fuses on the lighter, which is 180 watts.  I own two "smaller" inverters that deliver 150 Watts from the lighter.  If the 80 Watt limitation had been mentioned in the ad copy, I wouldn't have purchased this item.
1499318
WHEN I BOUGHT MY NEW GENERATOR I STARTED TO THINK ABOUT ALL THE PROBLEMS I WOULD RUN INTO WITH CABLES AND ADAPTERS. I LOOKED UP ON LINE FOR A NEMA SHEET THAT WOULD EXPLAIN PLUG CONFIGURATIONS ALONG WITH CONNECTOR CONFIGURATIONS. THE SHEETS SHOWED DIFFERENT CONFIGURATIONS AND AMPERES FOR EACH TYPE. I FOUND MANY WAYS TO ADAPT AND SOLVE MY PROBLEMS. ALWAYS REMEMBER YOU CAN AND  WILL LOSE THE RATED AMPACITY WHEN PLUGING A 20 AMP CORD INTO A 15 AMP RATED ADAPTER. DO YOUR HOME WORK FIRST,ASK A LICENSED ELECTRICAN AND ALWAYS FOLLOW THE NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE.
271658
I used it for a gig and I saw static in the line so I took it out and just had my other cord and it worked so check it to see if it's putting static in your line, I would not buy it again .
1627840
Amperage of circuit jumped maybe to 5 amps and the contacts of the relay inside welded shut and I had to cut off the breaker to get it to stop.
4473943
This fuse got so hot I burned my hand using a 36 lb trolling motor with it. I don't know why it didn't trip but I took it off. It may be a one time issue or a faulty breaker but I would probably avoid and get something of better quality.
3951062
Attempted to connect to a set of 5 ea. 75 Watt High Pressure Sodium luminaires (375 Watts total).  It worked initially, and was able to turn on and off using both switches.  However, it but became very hot after a few minutes of being on, then "locked up" and refused to turn off.  When turned off with the circuit breaker, it cooled off and would then operate again.

Not recommended for this much load when used with these ballast-based, inductive fixtures.
2969071
This cord has a solid feel to hit.  However, the description is incorrect.  It is rated for 13 amps and 1625 watts, NOT 15 amps and 1875 watts as indicated in the description.  I wish I had zoomed in on the picture first so that I could have seen the true specs before it arrived.  Purchased it for use with some lawn equipment that draws 13.5 amps.
3108401
I got this cord and it was messed up after less than 5 uses. I didn't abuse or misuse it. I would not suggest ordering from this producer.
2241220
I really like the heavy duty part of these cords, but I already have one that will not work:-(
2786599
I bought this to power my CB radio, and while the radio should probably not pull enough juice to blow a 2 amp fuse, it is very troubling that they would put such a low amperage (and supposedly non-standard sized) fuse in a unit with 16 GA wire; that is ridiculous.

So in fairness, it works for me - and the rest of the unit  is of much better quality than the Autocraft branded piece of trash I bought at AutoZone, but the fuse issue can't be ignored as it is simply very poor design.
4329770
Whoever wrapped this cord must have been a puzzle-master. It took me way to long to unwind the cord after removing it from it's packaging. Other than that, it seems to be okay, so far.

I purchased this cord in conjunction with a Greenwork's 12 amp electric snow-blower. I clicked on Amazon's "things that are frequently bought together" and bought a cord reel, this cord and the Greenwork's snow-blower as a single package. After receiving the snow-blower, I called Greenwork's customer service and inquired whether the cord would adequately power the unit. I was told that since it was a 16 gauge cord, there shouldn't be a problem even though it was only 10 amps. My bad for being lazy and not doing my research.

Update: Today there was a very heavy snowfall and the 10 amp cord provided adequate power for my snow-blower, despite the heavy load. I have increased my rating from three stars to four. (I still wish I had bought a 12 amp cord.)

Further update: Just to check the difference between this cord, when compared to a more expensive, higher quality 12 amp cord, I used my new 12 amp in today's 4 inches of heavy snow. It better powered my 12 amp snow-blower quite a bit better and was much more flexible in the extreme cold. I'm not saying anything else, except that this 10 amp cord did not work out well with my 12 amp snow-blower. It's probably a great cord, within it's limitations.
1133521
cables are probably not true to AWS claimed gauge.  The wire is pretty brittle, you have to treat it very carefully... i tried soldering, crimping and so on... every time i tried something it would leave it pretty brittle.  I'm only installing a small amp and I've been really careful on the install so I'm OK with it... if i were installing a real amp or system, this would be straight in the trash.
2785272
Main feed wire from house to heater, rated at 120v 1425w overheated and melted, and smoked out the box.
Seems the wire they used was a 16 awg wire, max current 13 amps, but based on the wattage of the above combo, 120/1425 gives 11.5 amps.
Seems the tolerance is very tight and no room for breathing on the current carring ability of the wire, so now I have a fired electrical connection on the power to the heater.
will see what we can do to up the wire capacity.
2867799
after multiple fuses (10 and 15 amp) using stock 12v plug in vehicle I decided I would go through the effort to run a dedicated 12v port just for this device (you know so that I would not spend $75 on a Samsung charger) well after getting that all set up and getting excited to try it out it blew the 10 amp in line I put in.... then it blew a 15amp... (this with just the cig plug in NOT even attached to the charging base.... Ok, fine 20 amp fuse and all seemed well until I plugged it into the charging base, then blew a 20amp... NOT happy figured I would try a 30 amp and it still managed to blow multiple 30amps and never charged the phone....
953193
I had some other .155 cord and it lasted a lot longer.
I was doing some light trimming and I had to change it three times..
The square stuff I had before would have only been once.