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Westinghouse 5027825C 25' Generator Cord, 50A 120/240V 14-50P to 14-50R

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Management number 229927238 Release Date 2026/05/31 List Price US$12.00 Model Number 229927238
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The Westinghouse 25’ 120/240V 14-50 Generator Extension Cord provides a direct connection from your generator to your home or RV for a dependable power source. Made from a durable thermoplastic jacket, this power cord is able to withstand harsh environments and stay flexible. It is equipped with a 14-50 male and female end that is perfect for transfer switches, power inlet boxes, or hooking up to a travel trailer. Easy to store and install, this cord ensures a secure connection for your power needs.

  • 25 Feet 300 volt 50 Amp 14-30 male/female end 4-prong cord is perfect for home use
  • Medium duty SJT thermoplastic rubber jacket with 6/3 - 8/1 gauge copper wiring
  • Durable & Made of chemical, moisture, and abrasion resistant flexible materials
  • Insulated to withstand harsh temperatures from -4° F to 140° F
UPC 853544008373
ASIN B07VVF3W4T
Brand Westinghouse
Color 50A 120/240V 14-50P to 14-50R
Gauge 10.0
Voltage 300 Volts
Wattage 750 KW
Plug Type Type B
UL Listed Yes
Item Length 300 Inches
Manufacturer Westinghouse
Model Number 5027825C
Input Current 50 Amps
Item Type Name 25' Generator Cord
Mfr Part Number 5027825C
Connector Gender Male-to-Female
Number of Outlets 1
Case Material Type rubber
Number Of Conductors 4

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