TAURKENAM EC870615 16/2 SPT-2 Remote-Switch Cord 15 ft White power adapter
A 15 ft white extension cord with a built-in remote on/off switch, rated for 10 amps at 125 volts and 1250 watts
- Convenient remote control via built-in on/off switch
- Handles up to 1,250 W at 10 A and 125 V
- Polarized plugs ensure safe, correct connection
- Suitable for indoor and office environments
- Operates reliably from -4 °F to 140 °F
15-Foot Remote-Switch Cord
The TAURKENAM EC870615 is a 15-foot SPT-2 power cord with an integrated on/off switch and polarized plugs. It connects standard 125-volt devices in indoor or office settings where a convenient remote control point is needed.
Sustained-Load Behaviour
Rated at 10 amps and 1,250 watts, the cord handles continuous current up to its listed limits without exceeding its temperature rating. The wide operating range from -4°F to 140°F supports stable performance during extended use in typical indoor environments.
125-Volt Interface Limits
The polarized plug and SPT-2 construction restrict use to 125-volt circuits and devices drawing no more than 10 amps. It is not suited for higher-voltage equipment, outdoor exposure, or loads that exceed the stated wattage and amperage ratings.
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Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the 16/2 SPT-2 cord stay cool when running a 1,250-watt load all day?
The cord is rated for 10 amps at 125 volts, matching the 1,250-watt maximum, and operates from -4°F to 140°F.
What must I already own to use the built-in remote switch?
You need a standard North American 125-volt outlet and a device with a polarized plug that draws no more than 10 amps.
Will the polarized plugs fit the older two-prong outlets in my office?
No, polarized plugs require a modern grounded or polarized receptacle; they will not insert into vintage non-polarized two-slot outlets.
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