Grow1 120V 16 Gauge Extension Cord - 50 ft - 1 Outlet - Grounded
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Reach Distant Outlets with a Grounded 120V Cord - 50 ft
Equipment in a grow space rarely sits next to a wall outlet. This Grow1 extension cord extends your reach with a grounded 120V connection and a single outlet. It is rated for up to 13 amps and 1625 watts, so you can match it to the load before you plug in.
Sold as a single cord, it suits home gardeners setting up one tent or room, and growers who want to add a spare to a larger indoor cultivation space.
Key Features & Benefits
- 50 ft length — places equipment well away from the outlet.
- Grounded design — adds a ground path for connected equipment.
- 16 gauge wire — suits moderate loads within the stated rating.
- 13 amp, 1625 watt rating — gives a clear limit for planning loads.
- Single outlet — keeps the connection simple for one device.
Who Should Use Grow1 120V 16 Gauge Extension Cord
Use it to power one device at a time, such as a fan, pump or light, in a cultivation space where the outlet is out of reach.
About Grow1 120V 16 Gauge Extension Cord
Grow1 lists this cord as a 50 ft, 1 outlet, grounded extension cord for 120V use. It has 16 gauge wire and is rated for 13 amps and 1625 watts.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How much power can this cord carry?
A: It is rated for a maximum of 13 amps and 1625 watts at 120V. Add up the wattage of what you plug in and stay under that figure.
Q: Is the cord grounded?
A: Yes, it is a grounded cord. Use it with a grounded outlet and grounded equipment.
Q: How many devices can I plug in?
A: The cord has 1 outlet, so it powers one plug at a time. Use a suitable power strip on the end if you need more, and keep the total load within the rating.
Q: What does wire gauge mean?
A: Gauge describes the thickness of the wire inside the cord. A lower number means thicker wire, and this cord uses 16 gauge.
Q: Should I leave the cord coiled while in use?
A: Uncoil it fully when running a load. Coiled cords hold heat, which is a hazard at higher loads.
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