Southwire 19348802 Generator Cord 20A 10 Awg 125/250V

Product Description

The SOUTHWIRE 19348802 is a 4-conductor generator cord rated for 20 amps at 125/250 volts AC. Built on 10 AWG conductors, it is designed to carry the load demands of portable generator hookups in residential and light commercial applications. The cord connects generator output receptacles to transfer switches, inlets, or power distribution equipment. Electricians and generator service technicians use this cord when establishing a safe, code-conscious connection between a portable generator and a load. The four-conductor configuration supports split-phase power delivery, making it suitable for appliances and equipment that require both 120-volt and 240-volt circuits simultaneously.

This cord is intended for use with NEMA receptacles on portable generators. It fits typical residential backup power setups where a portable generator serves as a temporary or emergency power source. The 10 AWG conductors support the 20-amp rating without excessive voltage drop across the cord length, making it a reliable choice for powering multiple circuits or higher-draw appliances during an outage or job-site power situation.

Key Features

• 4-conductor design supports split-phase 125/250-volt AC power delivery
• Rated at 20 amps for reliable load handling on portable generators
• 10 AWG conductors sized to carry rated current with minimal voltage drop
• Compatible with NEMA receptacles found on standard portable generators
• Weighs 2.75 pounds for easy handling and transport

Compatibility

Designed for use with NEMA receptacles on portable generators. Suitable as a generator accessory cord for residential and light commercial generator hookup applications.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed electrician in accordance with the National Electrical Code (NEC). Always power down or shut off the generator before connecting or disconnecting the cord. Inspect the cord for damage, fraying, or exposed conductors before each use. Never exceed the rated amperage of the cord or the connected receptacle.