Questions and Answers for Champion Power Equipment 25 ft. 30 Amp 240-Volt Generator Power Cord

A:  The difference is that model 100437 is FLAT, so you can fit it more easily through a window or under a closed door. They are otherwise the same configuration on a heavy duty 10 gauge wire. Thank you for your interest!

A:  The cord is designed exactly for that kind of use. Thats what I bought mine for. I haven't had to use mine yet. I would at least use a 14ga extension cord from there for the refrigerator and keep it to 6ft if at all possible.

A:  The generator does not have to be 20' away from house. It just needs to be in well ventilated area outside. The extension plugs can be used for anything that is plugable. Just do not plug a lot of big items in at the same time.

A:  The cord has 4, 110 volt recepticals in one end

A:  The extension cord plugs into a 240V source and then splits it down to two 120V circuits. The colors represent each 120V circuit. The idea is to spread the largest 120V loads across opposite colors. Put your largest load on red or blue, the next largest on the other and continue in this fashion. This ensures you don't overload one of the two available circuits and will help you get the most. If a circuit breaker trips on the generator. Remove the loads, reset the breaker, then try again with less load on the respective color.

A:  yes, and more

A:  This would help you work around the GFCI outlets on your generator, yes. This cord takes 240V and splits it down to two 120V circuits that will be identified by separate colors. For example two red and two green outlets. Each color set would be able to supply 120V at 22.92A. This should be enough to power both the refrigerator and AC. Put these two loads on separate colors to split up your heaviest loads across the two 120V circuits.

A:  Depends solely on the rating of your generator.

A:  It is a standard twist lock plug and should be able to use on many generators. Many big generators have two recepticals for this plug

A:  yes is is 240 volt but for honda 3000 generator needed a 3 prong plug not the 4 - could not tell that from you image therefore I returned it which cost you money and me money.

A:  This cord will fit into a 240V 30A outlet. At 240V x 30A you get 7,200 watts. It will work fine with your generator.

A:  I believe you have asked your question elsewhere before. The 120V extension cord does not supply 240V, it supplies 120V. Your power requirements are for 240V. I suggest you please give us a call at 877-338-0999 M-F 8:30AM-5PM PST for further assistance.

A:  No. This cord has 4 120v receptacles and is not designed for 220v use.

A:  Yes, this cord plugs into a NEMA L14-30 outlet which can produce 120/240V.

A:  This is rated for 125/250V use.

A:  No. Model 100157 does not produce 240V.

A:  No, you can not use this cord with your model 100157.

A:  Yes, this is correct.

A:  yes