Questions and Answers for GoGreen Power 3 ft. 14/3 SPT A/C Extension Cord - Beige

A:  Mine is beige.

A:  Beige is correct.

A:  Description of mine stated beige, but color of cord I received was white--

A:  This cord is actually BEIGE!

A:  Bob, I purchased this cord in 3ft., 6ft. & 9ft. All the cords sent to me were beige. Hope this info helps you. Ed

A:  I've only used mine on 870 watt window AC. Cord is rated for 1875 watts. I would feel ends of cord while heater is test run to see if they are hot to the touch.

A:  Yes

A:  Depends on the BTU and required voltage of the AC unit. Typically, about 18000 BTU is the max.

A:  It depends on what you are using it for. Some window units are pretty heavy duty in how many amps they draw but that info is on the unit. The 14 gauge wire may be too small and a 12 gauge extension cord might be better and safer. Also 20 feet is awfully long for a window unit extension cord.

A:  Yes.

A:  Disclaimer I am not an electrician. You can use this but use as short of a cord as possible. If you only need 8' buy and 8'. Also, look up the AC manufacturer and call their help desk to make sure if it will not stress start-up.

A:  Yes this is the correct cord to use.

A:  Please look at the amperage requirements on the freezer

A:  Yes-- 14 gauge is fine for most freezers

A:  I would say yes if it is the only thing plugged into it.

A:  It depends on the amperage of the freezer, but this cord is rated for 1875 watts which is more than what most freezers draw.

A:  Yes this would be great for that.

A:  As long as the freezer is rated 15 amps or less

A:  The cord is rated for 15 amps or 1875 Watts which far exceeds the requirements of a typical freezer; however you should check the nameplate on your freezer to confirm.

A:  I don't know for sure, but since 7.5 c.f. is a fairly small freezer, it probably can.

A:  yes

A:  I think you could.

A:  No too light need a 12/3

A:  This cord is rated 1875 watts. I used it on my 1800 watt toaster oven. It's now on my swamp cooler, as I needed a shorter cord than the one I got for it. It say Major appliance cord on the package. That includes washers, dryers, etc. As long as you stay within the ratings on the package.

A:  This extension cord is certainly more "heavy duty" than a normal extension cord seems to be. I purchased it to use with my full size 1250 watt Panasonic microwave oven and I've had no problems. The wire thickness (gauge) is greater than a standard cord. I would not have any concerns using this for a washing machine.

A:  Probably. As long as it's rated 15 amps or less.

A:  Yes this can be used for a washing machine. I used mine on an upright freezer and haven’t had any problems.

A:  yes this is exactly what I used it for.

A:  Yes, this is what I bought mine for.

A:  Yes. This cord would work with your washer machine.

A:  yes

A:  Definitely.

A:  Yes it would work great.

A:  Home Depot sells this extension cord so they should know the correct answer. Why are they asking a customer who bought one? I have my professional opinion on the answer.

A:  This cord would certainly work for you

A:  It says max watts us 1875 so I don't know why it wouldn't support a 1500 watt toaster! I'm not an electrician so don't hold me to that, I used mine to hook up outdoor christmas reindeer that were close together and got tired of longer cords! They worked perfect for that! It said u could use outdoors because it's heavy enough and very durable so that's were I used them w of course lots of electrical tape!

A:  It is a very heavy duty cord. i use it for the toaster and when I deep fried a turkey and both of those items are high wattage.

A:  Yes, this cord can support a 1500 watt toaster oven.

A:  Yes, I used it on my 1800W toaster oven. The cord is rated 1875W.

A:  Check w manufacturing company

A:  Yes, 1500 watts divided by 110 volts = 13.6363 amps. The 14/3 wire extension cord is rated for 15 amps.

A:  You should use an extension cord rated for the amount of power that the device you're plugging in will use. If your washer draws 15 amps or less it should be fine. For example, you wouldn't need a 20 amp extension for a 100 watt light bulb which draws about .8 amps. There should be a face plate somewhere on the washer which indicates the power requirements. A quick search on the internet seems to indicate that washing machines generally use less than 15 amps. I've seen numbers in the range of 10 to 12.5 amps.

A:  Use this cord only with 15 amp.

A:  It is not suggested because of the rating to use it. Try and find a 20 amp cord. Indoor Outdoor cords at 20 amp can work.

A:  I would first read the owners manual for the space heater to see what the manufacturer recommends.

A:  Check w manufacturing company to be on the safe side , it says up to 1875 watts

A:  Yes

A:  It depends on how many amps the heater draws. The 14/3 wire extension cord is rated for 15 amps.

A:  yes I wouldn't hesitate to use it.

A:  Yes! Most microwaves use around 1000 watts, this one says it can handle up to 1875 watts!

A:  Yes