Southwire 24398826 Industrial Extension Cord 100ft 14/3

Product Description

The SOUTHWIRE 24398826 is a 100-foot, 14/3 SJTW industrial extension cord rated for 10 amps at 125 volts AC. It features three receptacles along its length, making it a practical solution for powering multiple tools or devices from a single outlet on the job site. The cord carries a dual Blue and Yellow jacket for high visibility in industrial environments. Both UL Listed and cUL Listed, it meets recognized safety standards for temporary power distribution in demanding commercial and industrial settings. Electricians and trades professionals rely on cords like this for general-purpose power runs on active job sites.

This extension cord is suited for industrial job site use where temporary power is needed across longer distances. The three-receptacle design eliminates the need for an additional power strip when multiple tools are running simultaneously. The SJTW jacket construction provides resistance to moisture, oil, and abrasion, making it appropriate for both indoor and outdoor use in light to moderate industrial conditions. It is commonly used in construction, maintenance, and facility operations wherever a durable, code-compliant temporary power solution is required.

Key Features

• 100-foot overall length for extended reach on large job sites
• 14/3 wire gauge with 3 conductors for reliable current delivery
• Three NEMA 5-15P-compatible receptacles for multiple tool connections
• SJTW jacket rated for moisture, oil, and abrasion resistance
• UL Listed and cUL Listed for safety compliance
• High-visibility Blue and Yellow jacket for easy identification on busy sites

Compatibility

Designed for use with standard NEMA 5-15P plug and receptacle configurations in 125-volt, 10-amp applications typical of industrial and commercial temporary power setups.

Installation Notes

This cord should be installed by a qualified electrician or trades professional in accordance with the NEC and applicable local codes governing temporary wiring. Always inspect the cord for damage before use and do not exceed the 10-amp rated load. Avoid running the cord under doors, through walls, or in areas where it may become pinched or abraded. Disconnect power at the source before connecting or disconnecting loads.