Is this cord Underwriter's Laboratory approved?
2032599
Hi P.C. - there's a small tag on the cord that says it is. Hope that helps.
2032600
There is a tag on the cord that I can see but did not unwind it. Usually, it will show that it is UL approved.
2032601
I'm 99% sure it is. I usually check for the UL label on electrical stuff as soon as I open it. Unfortunately it's a couple of hours away at my other house so I can't check for a few days.
1464181
No, it does not. This is a handheld continuity tester and TDR. It is a very valuable piece of equipment for running cable, but it is not a certification tool and therefore does not have any downloadable results.
1957929
I haven't noticed the wiring in the cord overheating. Therefore it must be the appropriate gauge wire with sufficient insulation.
1178703
Yes, it's CE approved. Also, it is well built and uses connectors to the tabs. Pretty solid and safe.
814090
If it were, it would be prominently listed as approved. Since it's not, and if a fire were to occur in your house, your insurance would most likely not pay for the damage. If you still wanna use them, I might suggest using only a "UL approved" transformer, which will make them a bit safer.
386441
Not sure on rating. I am using it outdoors in a wet location. Similar to "ship-to-shore" application at a commercial swimming pool. This cord is used with a portable swimming pool vacuum on a daily basis.
1504717
Every extension cord I've ever seen has the same lead warning (Christmas lights too). The socket and plug ends of the cord are factory sealed so I can't see the wiring material directly, I dont remember if the package specified. I was focussed on the load rating, since the maximum output mine will have to Cary is 23amps at 240volts I felt the 30 amp rating left a comfortable margin. Cable is heavy duty and performs well for my purpose (connecting generator to transfer switch).
193043
If this is for a residential installation it doesn't matter since this is a low voltage cable as most low volt cables are compliant in residential homes. If this is for a commercial building then it will need to be plenum rated which this cable is not, so it is not suitable for commercial application.
873788
This is why I bought it and used it last winter. It work fine for me. Before this I was using three 25 foot cords that I had for general use. They were always unplugging It is heavy as there is a lot of copper in it.
2052120
So far it's been reliable. I've never pulled the cord beyond the yellow warning stripe. I suspect overextending could cause a problem.
1464183
No, it does not.This is a handheld continuity tester and TDR. It is a very valuable piece of equipment for running cable, but it is not a certification tool and therefore does not have any downloadable results.
196848
The cord is measured by itself. The measure is approximated as manufacturing causes some variance.
1140047
I can't talk about ratings per se, although I believe it is so rated. I can tell you that I am using it in the wall and in the roof crawl space and it is working fine. It is a heavy cable and is well-shielded, in my opinion.
219255
The cord itself, and the UL label on the cord, has no marking or indication for outdoor use. I'm surprised that Amazon claims this is for outdoor use. With UL-rated extension cords, I believe that "outdoor use" has a specific legal meaning.
1709653
I dont believe its regulated, at least I cant find anything on thr transformer that states it is
1007132
I've used this cable throughout my new house... I didn't realize it was underground rated... NP though and the price was still right... Had issues with some quad connectors not fitting, but that's on them, not the cable.
1012748
Can't tell you that. I assume that it has to meet UL standards. The cord is not any thicker than the 25 ft. shore plug that came with my 2012 Airstream. But seems to be quality.