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OEM Compatible Power Cord/Power Lead | New

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Overview

OEM Compatible Power Cord/Power Lead | New

Introducing the POWER-CORD-GEN, the ideal solution for dependable power connections. This heavy-duty generator power cord is intended to suit the demanding needs of residential and commercial users who require a strong electrical supply line for generators and high-powered equipment.

Key Features

  • Durable Construction: Built to withstand harsh outdoor conditions and frequent use
  • High Capacity: Engineered to handle the power output of most portable generators
  • Versatile Applications: Perfect for construction sites, RVs, emergency backup power, and more
  • Safety Certified: Meets or exceeds industry safety standards for peace of mind
  • Extended Length: Provides flexibility in generator placement and power distribution

Frequently Asked Questions

OEM Compatible Power Cord/Power Lead (POWER-CORD)
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's)



What is an OEM compatible power cord?
  • A power cord designed to work with original equipment manufacturer (OEM) devices but produced by a third party
  • Are OEM compatible power cords safe to use?
  • Yes, if they meet proper safety certifications and specifications matching the original cord.
  • How do I know if a power cord is compatible with my device?
  • Check the voltage, amperage, connector type, and polarity to ensure they match your device's requirements
  • What's the difference between an OEM and an OEM compatible power cord?
  • OEM cords are made by the original manufacturer, while OEM compatible cords are made by third parties to the same specifications.
  • Can using an OEM compatible power cord void my device's warranty?
  • Generally, no, as long as the cord fits the appropriate standards and does not cause damage.
  • What certifications should I look for in an OEM compatible power cord?
  • Look for UL, CSA, CE, RoHS, and other applicable safety certifications.
  • How do I determine the correct amperage for my power cord?
  • Check out your device's power needs or the specifications of the original power cord.
  • What is the importance of voltage in selecting a power cord?
  • Voltage must match exactly to avoid damage to your gadget.
  • How do I know which connector type I need?
  • Check your device's power input port or the original power cable connector.
  • What is polarity in power cords and why is it important?
  • Polarity is the arrangement of positive and negative terminals; improper polarity might damage your equipment.
  • Are OEM compatible power cords available for international voltage standards?
  • Yes, several manufacturers provide cords that are compatible with numerous international voltage standards.
  • How long can a power cord be before it affects performance?
  • Typically, power cords should not exceed 100 feet for maximum performance.
  • What is the difference between SJT, SJTW, and STOW power cord types?
  • These are diverse insulation and jacket materials suitable for varied situations.
  • Can I use a higher amperage power cord than my device requires?
  • A greater amperage cord is safe, but a lower amperage cord can be dangerous.
  • What is the significance of AWG (American Wire Gauge) in power cords?
  • AWG denotes wire thickness; lower numbers indicate thicker wires capable of carrying more current.
  • How do I clean and maintain my power cord?
  • Wipe with a dry towel, avoid moisture, and keep correctly to prevent damage.
  • Can I repair a damaged power cord?
  • It is often safer to replace a damaged cord than to make repairs.
  • What should I do if my power cord feels hot during use?
  • Unplug immediately and check for correct specs; replace as needed.
  • Are there special considerations for outdoor use power cords?
  • Yes, look for weather-resistant cords labeled for outdoor use, such as SJTW
  • How often should I replace my power cord?
  • Replace when displaying signs of wear and damage, or if it is more than 5-10 years old, depending on usage.
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    durable and good quality, Nice budget cord