Uninex EC1650ULF 50ft Indoor/Outdoor Grounded Extension Cord 13 Amp UL Certified

Uninex EC1650ULF 50ft Indoor/Outdoor Grounded Extension Cord 13 Amp UL Certified

This Uninex EC1650ULF Indoor/Outdoor Grounded Extension Cord is perfect for extending the reach of your powered equipment. This flexible & lightweight cord handles up to a 13 amp load and is made for indoor and outdoor use. Perfect for any light duty power tools and appliances such as edgers, leaf blowers, hand drills, outdoor lighting, holiday decorations, and much more!

USES:

• Lawn Mowers and Shears
• Electric Motors
• Power Tools
• Appliances

FOR YOUR SAFETY:

• Do not use this product in wet conditions.
• Do not alter this product in any way.
• Never use a frayed or damaged cord.
• Unplug when not in use.
• Fully insert plug.
• Fully extend before using to prevent heating.
• Turn tool or appliance ‚Äúoff‚ÄĚ before inserting plug.
• Keep children and pets away from cord.
• Always store this product indoor.
• Failure to comply with safety information could result in shock or fatal injury.

Features:

• For indoor/outdoor equipment
• Grounded plug and outlet
• 3 wire/16 gauge SJTW
• 125 volts
• Requires 13 amps or less
• 1625 watts maximum
• UL Certified
• Moisture resistant molded connectors
• Molded 3 wire male plug
• Tough, flexible, lightweight
• Designed for rugged outdoor use

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