TAURKENAM 12 ft 14 AWG 1875 W power adapter
A 12 ft heavy-duty 14 AWG extension cord rated 1875 W at 125 V with a 90-degree flat plug for tight spaces
- 12 ft length reaches distant outlets
- 14 AWG wire supports 1875 W at 125 V
- 90-degree flat plug sits flush against walls
- Heavy-duty vinyl jacket resists sunlight, moisture and abrasion
- Grip grooves on female end ease plug insertion and removal
Heavy-duty 14 AWG extension cord
This 12 ft power adapter uses 14 AWG conductors rated for 1875 W at 125 V and 15 A. The grounded three-prong design suits major appliances, power strips and surge protectors that stay within the 1875 W limit.
Right-angle flat plug saves space
A 90-degree flat plug sits flush against the wall so furniture can be positioned close without bending the cord. Heavy-duty vinyl insulation remains flexible and resists sunlight, moisture and abrasion during normal indoor use.
Sustained loads up to 1875 W
The cord handles continuous operation at the full 1875 W rating without exceeding its ampacity. It is not intended for daisy-chained loads that would push total draw above 1875 W or for permanent outdoor installation.
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Questions about this item
How do I install the 90-degree flat plug so it stays flush against the wall?
Insert the three-prong grounded plug with the right-angle oriented downward; the flat profile lets furniture sit close to the wall without bending the cord.
What maintenance or replacement will the vinyl-insulated 14 AWG cord need over time?
Inspect the heavy-duty vinyl jacket periodically for cracks, abrasion or moisture damage; replace the cord if the insulation shows wear or the grip grooves on the female end no longer hold securely.
What limit appears first when I run a 15 A load continuously through the 12 ft cord?
The 1875 W (15 A, 125 V) rating is the maximum combined load; exceeding it will trip the circuit breaker or overheat the 14 AWG conductors before any other limit is reached.
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