When you purchase one of our flexible adapters or extension cords, you will notice a warning tag that is zip-tied onto the cable itself. What is it there for? Should you be worried about it?

There is nothing to worry about. Warning tags like this come on every extension cord no matter the brand name. In fact, tags like this come on most electronics. Most of the warnings on the tag are common sense, but we will provide you with examples in this video.

If you have any more questions or concerns about extension cords, please reach out to use with a phone call, text, or email.
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