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The SOUTHWIRE 55040303 is a 16/3 SJEOOW-rated replacement cord designed for both indoor and outdoor electrical service. It carries a 13-amp, 300-volt rating and features three 16-gauge conductors enclosed in a black oil- and water-resistant jacket. The SJEOOW designation means this cord is built for hard use in demanding environments where exposure to moisture, oils, and abrasion is expected. Licensed electricians and maintenance technicians install this type of cord when replacing damaged or worn service cords on tools, equipment, and portable devices. It is sold in 1-foot increments with a minimum cut length of 125 feet from a 250-foot coil.
This replacement cord is suited for residential, commercial, and light industrial applications where a flexible, durable power cord is required. Its outdoor rating makes it appropriate for construction sites, manufacturing floors, and service environments where cords are exposed to the elements or petroleum-based fluids. The black jacket blends into most equipment installations and resists UV degradation. Compliance with NEC Article 400, NEC Article 501.140 Class I Division 2, MSHA, and multiple CSA and UL standards makes it suitable for use in a wide range of regulated environments including certain hazardous locations.
Designed as a replacement cord for portable tools, equipment, and appliances requiring a 16/3 SJEOOW cord rated at 13 amps and 300 volts for indoor and outdoor use.
Installation and termination of replacement cord should be performed by a licensed electrician in accordance with NEC Article 400 and applicable local codes. De-energize all equipment completely before cutting, stripping, or terminating the cord. Use appropriate wire strippers and crimping or termination tools rated for 16 AWG conductors. In Class I Division 2 locations, verify that all fittings, connectors, and enclosures also carry the required hazardous location ratings before placing the circuit back in service.
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