Southwire/coleman Cable 2814 Gfi Extension Cord 12/3

Product Description

The SOUTHWIRE/COLEMAN CABLE 2814 is a 2-foot, 12/3 AWG GFI extension cord with an integrated Powerblock, sold under the Yellow Jacket product line. Rated for heavy-duty use, the 12/3 wire gauge supports high-amperage tools and equipment while the built-in ground fault interrupter provides a critical layer of protection against electrical shock. At 2 feet in length, this cord is designed as a short-reach solution — ideal for connecting equipment to a GFI-protected circuit where a full-length extension cord is not needed. Electricians and trade professionals install this cord where code requires ground fault protection at the point of use.

This cord is suited for residential and light commercial job sites, workshops, and utility environments where GFI protection is required by the NEC. The compact 2-foot length makes it a practical add-on at panel drops, temporary power setups, and equipment hookups where a dedicated GFI outlet is not already present. The Powerblock design consolidates the GFI function directly into the cord assembly, reducing the need for a separate GFI adapter or outlet. Packaged in quantities of 10, it is a common stocking item for electrical contractors and supply houses.

Key Features

• 12/3 AWG heavy-duty wire gauge supports high-draw tools and equipment
• Integrated GFI (ground fault interrupter) provides shock protection at the point of use
• Compact 2-foot length designed for short-reach and temporary power applications
• Powerblock design combines GFI function and cord into a single assembly
• Packaged in quantities of 10 for contractor and supply house stocking

Compatibility

Designed as a GFI-protected short-extension solution for use with standard 120-volt grounded outlets and heavy-duty corded tools or equipment requiring ground fault protection at the point of connection.

Installation Notes

This cord is installed by licensed electricians or qualified tradespeople in accordance with applicable NEC requirements for ground fault protection. Before connecting or disconnecting, ensure the upstream circuit is de-energized or the GFI is in the tripped position. Do not exceed the amperage rating of the cord or the connected circuit. Inspect the GFI test and reset functions before placing the cord in service.