Have you seen our Super Duty extension cords? They are a favorite among customers who need a little more than just an extension cord.


Customers like our Super Duty products because the rubber cable, an SOOW, 10/3, 30 Amp copper wire with a 600 Volt, is far more durable, will reduce voltage drop over long distances, and has better heat radiation during a heavy load. The rubber jacket stays flexible in cold weather and holds up better when used in rough exteriors like an RV park or construction site.

If you are looking for a product to hold up to tough use, the Super Duty products are probably what you want. 

 

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SD515PR

SD520PR

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