Southwire 1788SW0002 50 Ft 10/3 Sjeow Extension Cord 15A 125V

Product Description

The Southwire 1788SW0002 is a 50-foot, 10/3 SJEOW-rated extension cord built for demanding job site and outdoor use. Rated at 15 amps and 125 volts, it handles power tools, compressors, lighting, and general-purpose equipment in residential, commercial, and industrial settings. The cord is constructed with a T-Prene jacket, a rugged thermoplastic elastomer compound that stays flexible in extreme cold down to -67 degrees F. Electricians, contractors, and facility maintenance techs reach for this cord when standard PVC cords crack or stiffen in low-temperature conditions.

This cord is designed for portable outdoor power delivery across a wide range of job types. The yellow jacket aids visibility on active work sites. A lighted female plug provides a quick visual confirmation that the cord is energized, reducing the chance of working on a circuit assumed to be dead. The 10 AWG conductors and 50-foot length make it suitable for runs where voltage drop on smaller-gauge cords would degrade tool or equipment performance.

Key Features

• 10/3 SJEOW construction rated for wet and outdoor locations
• T-Prene jacket remains flexible to -67 degrees F
• Lighted female plug indicates live circuit status
• 15A, 125V rating supports power tools and general-purpose loads
• Yellow jacket improves visibility on busy job sites
• UL Listed and meets OSHA requirements

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose portable power extension cord compatible with 15-amp, 125-volt (NEMA 5-15) outlets and equipment commonly found on residential and commercial job sites.

Installation Notes

This cord is intended for temporary portable power use and should not be used as a permanent wiring method per NEC guidelines. Inspect the cord for cuts, abrasion, or damaged plug blades before each use, and do not use if the jacket or conductors are compromised. Always match the cord ampacity to the connected load and avoid coiling the cord tightly during heavy-current draws, as coiling can cause heat buildup. De-energize the circuit before connecting or disconnecting equipment.