Southwire/coleman Cable 2827 Triple Outlet Ext Cord 15A 12GA

Product Description

The SOUTHWIRE/COLEMAN CABLE 2827 is a 50-foot, 12-gauge, triple outlet extension cord built for demanding jobsite conditions. It features a solid, molded power block that resists heat, cold, and rough handling on framing joists and in-wall assemblies. Rated at 15 amps, the 12-gauge conductors support tools and equipment that draw significant current without excessive voltage drop over the 50-foot run. Electricians and general contractors reach for this cord when temporary power distribution is needed across a work zone during rough-in or finish phases.

This extension cord is suited for residential and light commercial construction sites where multiple tools must run simultaneously from a single circuit. The triple outlet configuration eliminates the need for a separate power strip, keeping connections off the floor and organized at the power block. The 50-foot length covers most room-to-panel distances during rough-in work. It is also used by HVAC and plumbing trades for powering rotary tools, reciprocating saws, and portable lighting during mechanical installation.

Key Features

• 12-gauge conductors rated for 15 amps, minimizing voltage drop over a 50-foot run
• Triple outlet molded power block provides three simultaneous connection points
• Solid, molded power block construction withstands heat, cold, and physical abuse
• 50-foot length suits large work areas and distances from temporary power sources
• Built for rough use on joists and in high-traffic construction environments

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose jobsite extension cord compatible with standard 15-amp, 120-volt grounded outlets and tools commonly used in electrical, HVAC, plumbing, and construction trades.

Installation Notes

Licensed electricians and qualified tradespeople should verify the connected load does not exceed the 15-amp rating of the cord before use. Never daisy-chain extension cords or run them under carpet, through walls, or in concealed spaces as a permanent wiring method per NEC guidelines. Inspect the cord for damage to the jacket, plug, or power block before each use. Coil and store the cord properly after use to prevent kinking and insulation wear.