Midland Industries P-4RC-4W-40A-CE Closed Range Cord 40A

Product Description

The MIDLAND INDUSTRIES P-4RC-4W-40A-CE is a closed range cord designed to connect freestanding electric ranges and dryers to a standard power outlet. This 4-wire power cord provides a dedicated circuit connection rated at 40 amps, spanning 4 feet in length. The 4-conductor configuration meets current NEC requirements for grounded range cord installations. It is typically installed by licensed electricians or qualified appliance service technicians during equipment installation or replacement of a worn or damaged supply cord.

This range cord is suited for residential electric range installations where a 4-wire grounded connection is required. The closed-end termination style is used when the appliance connection block accepts a bare-wire or ring-terminal lead-in rather than an open-end configuration. At 4 feet, the cord provides standard reach from an appliance to a wall-mounted range receptacle in a typical kitchen installation. Appliance installers and electricians handling residential range swap-outs will find this cord appropriate for that workflow.

Key Features

• 40-amp rating supports standard residential electric range circuits
• 4-wire, 4-conductor design meets current NEC grounded range cord requirements
• Closed-end termination for appliance block connections
• 4-foot length suits standard wall-outlet-to-range spacing
• Power cord type for direct appliance-to-receptacle supply

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation range cord for residential electric ranges and dryers requiring a 4-wire, 40-amp closed-end supply cord connection.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed electrician or qualified appliance technician in accordance with NEC Article 250 and local electrical codes. Always disconnect power at the breaker panel before connecting or replacing a range cord. Confirm the outlet receptacle and appliance terminal block are both rated for 40 amps before completing the connection. Do not force or over-bend the cord at the strain relief point, as this can compromise conductor integrity.