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The SOUTHWIRE 1567SW0002 is a 25-foot, 14/3 AWG SEOOW outdoor extension cord rated for 15 amps at 125 volts AC. Built with three conductors and a yellow jacket, it is designed for heavy-duty outdoor use in job-site and commercial service environments. The SEOOW cord type indicates a portable, oil-resistant construction suited for exposure to moisture, sunlight, and physical wear. Electricians and trade contractors rely on this cord to power tools, equipment, and temporary lighting where a permanent outlet is not available. The yellow jacket provides high visibility on busy job sites, and the NEMA 5-15P plug and 5-15R receptacle ensure compatibility with standard 15-amp circuits.
This extension cord is suited for outdoor residential and commercial applications, including HVAC installation and service, electrical rough-in, plumbing work, and general construction. The 25-foot length gives technicians working room from a standard outlet to a work area without daisy-chaining multiple cords. The 14 AWG wire gauge supports sustained 15-amp loads, making it appropriate for power tools, compressors, and test equipment commonly used in the trades.
Designed for use with standard NEMA 5-15 outlets and equipment rated at 15 amps and 125 volts AC. Suitable for outdoor and job-site applications requiring a portable, heavy-duty extension cord.
This cord should be installed and used by qualified electricians or trade professionals familiar with NEC guidelines for temporary wiring and portable cord applications. Inspect the cord before each use for cuts, abrasions, or damage to the jacket or plug blades, and remove from service immediately if damage is found. Do not exceed the 15-amp rating or use indoors as a permanent wiring substitute. Avoid running the cord under rugs, through doorways, or in areas where it may be pinched or create a tripping hazard.
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