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

A:  Yes I believe so

A:  Hello Gilberto, The female end of the cord may just fit through an 1 1/4" inch hole. Looking at the prong on that same side though I'd suggest an 1 1/2" hole for the easiest fit. I hope this helps. Cheers, Chris

A:  yes I believe so.

A:  No it won't, ends r too big

A:  No, it will not - you would need to go to 1-1/2" diameter.

A:  Yes it would work.

A:  This is not meant for outdoors. Indoors only. I will have the description corrected

A:  I cannot speak for the manufacture, however I would not be afraid to use outdoors. As with any electrical device outdoors; caution should always be used in wet locations.

A:  Yes it would work outdoors

A:  Yes u are correct and I used outdoors to connect Christmas decorations and taped w electrical tape to keep it from getting wet! It's heavy duty for sure but if it's going to be expose to wetness or everyday elements hot c old hot cold rain or whatever i wouldn't use! I'd buy industrial cord and just roll and bind!

A:  If you really want to know I suggest you contact manufacturer

A:  I ordered and received a 14/3 extension cord. It says so on the package AND the cord itself.

A:  Yes this is a misprint. I will have this corrected on the website.

A:  Yes

A:  This appliance cord can be used but do not plug multiple extension cords

A:  Yes, I think so.

A:  Yes not a problem.

A:  YES, This particular cord has the capacity to supply current to any appliance that will operate from a normal AC Mains circuit (1800 watts of less). A typical large flat screen television requires 600 watts, or less, or about 1/3 rd the rating of this cord. An LED lamp is trivial compared to that, typically 23 watts per bulb, worst case. To run it all from the same cord, one would need a splitter, or power strip that is also rated at the combined capacity of the TV and the lamp,.

A:  Yes. The 14/3 gauge wire can take up to 1875 watts maximum according to the advertisement on the packaging. As long as the TV and lamp add up to less than 1875 W, the it is safe to use.

A:  The answer is yes, it is more than adequate for that.

A:  Yes, you can use a dehumidifier with the cord.

A:  yes

A:  Absolutely! The manufacture says that this cord is rated for 1875 watts, or 15.65 amps. I have a Frigidaire 70 pint dehumidifier that uses 632 watts, or 5.26 amps.

A:  Yes. That should not be a problem. Please just refer to the specs required located in your washer's manual.

A:  It depends on the amperage rating of the washer. This cord is good to 15 amps

A:  yes, buy the shortest size that works for you. Confirm with your electrician.

A:  Yes

A:  Yes, a 10K BTU AC unit draws a little less than 10 amps max, A 14/3 cable allows a max amp draw of 15 amps. As long as thats all you are using it for.

A:  It doesn't have a "diameter" it is flat.

A:  Around 1/2"

A:  No, the appliance cord cannot be used in a 220 V outlet.

A:  NO, it will not fit.

A:  Thanks for your response, we can't use the cord because of Voltage limitation or mechanical constraint? (Like European outlet will have different outlet receptacle/plug).