Engineered Products Company 40020 Dryer Cord 30A 250V 4ft

Product Description

The ENGINEERED PRODUCTS COMPANY 40020 is a 3-conductor dryer power cord rated for 250 volts and 30 amps, built for residential electric dryer connections. Constructed with 10 AWG conductors and SRDT-rated insulation, this 4-foot cord is designed to handle the sustained load demands of standard electric dryers. The gray SRDT jacket provides flexible, durable performance suited for the movement and positioning involved in appliance installation. Electricians and appliance technicians use this cord to terminate dryer power connections at a range of residential outlet configurations.

This cord is suited for residential electric dryer installations where a 3-wire, 30-amp, 250-volt connection is required. The 4-foot length gives sufficient reach for standard laundry room layouts where the outlet is positioned near the appliance. It ships in a box for clean storage and transport to the job site. This is a common replacement cord for situations where the original cord is damaged, missing, or incompatible with the destination outlet configuration.

Key Features

• 30-amp, 250-volt rating for standard residential electric dryer circuits
• 10 AWG conductors sized for the sustained current draw of electric dryers
• SRDT insulation and jacket material for flexible, heat-resistant performance
• 3-conductor configuration for 3-wire dryer outlet connections
• 4-foot length suitable for typical laundry room installations
• Gray jacket with boxed packaging for job site convenience

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement dryer power cord for residential electric dryers requiring a 3-wire, 30-amp, 250-volt connection.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed electrician in accordance with NEC requirements for appliance branch circuits. Always disconnect power at the breaker before connecting or replacing a dryer cord. Confirm the outlet type matches the 3-wire cord configuration before installation. Do not use this cord on circuits rated above 30 amps or 250 volts.