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The SOUTHWIRE 55046504 is a 12/4 SJEOOW-type replacement cord rated for 20 amps and 300 volts, designed for demanding indoor and outdoor electrical service applications. This four-conductor, 12 AWG cord carries a black jacket and is built to handle the physical and environmental stresses common in commercial, industrial, and heavy-duty trade settings. It meets UL 62, CSA, MSHA, and NEC Article 400 standards, making it appropriate for use in classified and general-purpose environments. Licensed electricians and facilities maintenance professionals use this cord for replacement wiring on tools, equipment drops, and portable power applications where a durable, flexible conductor is required.
This cord is suited for both indoor and outdoor installations where a flexible, oil-resistant, and weather-resistant replacement cord is needed. Its SJEOOW designation indicates a junior hard-service cord with thermoplastic elastomer insulation and jacket, making it appropriate for environments with exposure to moisture, oils, and temperature variation. Typical applications include equipment power leads, portable tool cords, and industrial drop cords in commercial and light industrial settings. The 250-foot coil is sold in minimum 125-foot cut increments, allowing job-specific lengths to be ordered without excess waste.
Designed as a general-purpose SJEOOW replacement cord for use with tools, equipment, and portable power assemblies requiring a 12 AWG 4-conductor flexible cord rated at 20 amps and 300 volts in indoor or outdoor service conditions.
Installation should be performed by a licensed electrician in accordance with NEC Article 400 and any applicable local codes. De-energize all circuits before terminating or splicing the cord. Verify that the connected load does not exceed the 20-amp current rating of the cord. Avoid sharp bends, pinch points, and contact with surfaces that could abrade the jacket during routing.
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