Woods 23098803 02309 16/3 Vinyl Outdoor Heavy Duty Extension Cord, Waterproof Flexible Vinyl Jacket, 16 Gauge, 3- Pronged, 100-Feet, Orange
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Features
- Resist moisture, abrasion and exposure to sunlight
- Suitable for outdoor use
- Built with molded water resistant blades
- Wire is 16-Gauge with 3 conductors. 10 amp, 1250 watt
- Keep one in your car, garage, office and kitchen
Color: Orange
Brand: Spark
Connector Gender: Female-to-Male
Voltage: 125 Volts
Input Current: 10 Amps
Product Dimensions: 8 x 2.5 x 12.5 inches
Item Weight: 6.43 pounds
Item model number: 2309SW8803
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: April 1, 2004
Department: Unisex-Adult
Manufacturer: Southwire
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Top Amazon Reviews
Size: 100-Feet
Great price on these heavy duty cords
Reviewed in the United States on October 6, 2023 by Cassandra Banks
Size: 100-Feet
Does what it’s supposed to do
Reviewed in the United States on October 1, 2023 by Jancie R.
Size: 100-Feet
It is worth the money and good quality product
Reviewed in the United States on July 22, 2023 by Sinmiedoh
Size: 100-Feet
Great heavy duty cord.
Reviewed in the United States on July 16, 2023 by Dianne L Willard
Size: 100-Feet
My first 100 foot Coleman Cable lasted about 29 years, so it was a no-brainer to get another one. Recently I've had to start using lighter landscaping tools outside because of my advanced age and lack of strength. Of course that means that my high-priced and heavy commercial grade equipment has to stay in the shed until I find someone to sell it to. It also means that I have had to start using lighter electric powered tools to get the same jobs done. And there lies the rub. Using a power cord takes some getting used to. It's important to always remember where the cord is hanging to avoid cutting it with the tool currently in use. Case in point is my new electric Black and Decker hedge trimmer. I managed to cut the cord twice in one day because I wasn't paying attention to how the cord was hanging. Two cuts, two repairs, and the old cord was fine, just a little shorter and more dangerous to use if the ground was wet. So it's been relegated to the garage. The new cord is just as strongly made and the bright fluorescent orange color helps you keep track of it. It's nice to be able to purchase the same product again that has served you so well over a long period of time. This power cord should meet all of your outdoor needs just fine. NOTE: My Stihl Hedge Trimmer cost me $389.00 and weighs about four times as much as my electric Black and Decker trimmer (cost $34.95). Using the B&D over my head to trim tall hedges is so much simpler than the Stihl, plus it's easier to use, doesn't take gas, doesn't have to be serviced, and won't cut deeply into your leg if you happen to let it fall to your side. (ER here I come!) When the B&D quits functioning at an acceptable pace, just throw it away and buy another one. You can buy 10 B&D's for the price of one Stihl. No muss, no fuss.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 13, 2015 by Scott E. High
Size: 100-Feet
Muy buena extensión
Reviewed in the United States on July 5, 2023 by Francisco
Size: 100-Feet
As an Electrical Engineer let clear up some misconceptions. 1. All ratings are very conservative, as they were tested based on the worse conditions anyone would expect to occur and then some. 2. Current (Amps) limitations are to prevent fire, due to heat build up. Dissapating heat is a major concern, hence all the vents you see and fans you hear in your PCs and other devices. With that said a cable laying on the ground, outside, and not coiled up, is going to disapate heat much more easily than a cable coiled up or inside a wall, the later being a worst case scenario and one basis for the ampere ratings. More amps more heat. Note that the ratings are based on 30°C (86°F), thankfully fall is much cooler. From NEC Table 400.5(A)(1) Allowable Ampacity for Flexible Cords and Cables [Based on Ambient Temperature of 30 °C (86 °F). Lists 16 gauge wire for; Condition A* = 10A (listed rating of this cord) Condition B* = 13A *Condition A: The allowable currents apply to 3-conductor cords and other multiconductor cords connected to utilization equipment so that only 3 conductors are current-carrying. *Condition B: The allowable currents apply to 2-conductor cords and other multiconductor cords connected to utilization equipment so that only 2 conductors are current-carrying. The 3rd conductor is ground and does not carry current under normal conditions, thus this cable would more accurately fall under Class B (13A). This would certify 12A use. There is another factor, the voltage drop in the cable. This voltage is not available to the load (e.g, leaf blower) and, if too great, would affect it's operation. The voltage drop in the wire can be predicted using Ohm's Law (Volts= current x resistance). So now we need the resistance of the cable. The AWG (American Wire Gauge) lists 16 gauge wire having a resistance of 4.016 ohms per 1000ft. That converts to 0.4016 ohms for our 100ft cable. Aplying Ohm's Law the voltage drop in the cable will be - 0.4016 ohms × 12 Amps = 4.82 volts. This leaves 120v - 4.82v or 115.18v for the load. More than enough for normal operation. Yes, this is sized correctly and will work for 12A use without issue. Good to go! One final note on extension cords in general, especially if using a cord reel; Regardless of current demand (12A, 10A, 8A, etc.), to prevent heat build-up that could very possibly melt the insulation and create a fire hazzard; =============》 !!! UNWIND ENTIRE CABLE BEFORE USE!!! 《============= . .
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Reviewed in the United States on October 5, 2017 by Poppa Bear
Size: 100-Feet
I like to use this product because it’s not too heavier
Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2023 by KN