| Manufacturer | Coleman Cable |
|---|---|
| Part Number | 2882 |
| Item Weight | 4.8 ounces |
| Product Dimensions | 12.75 x 1 x 2.5 inches |
| Country of Origin | China |
| Item model number | 2882 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Size | 2 ft |
| Color | Yellow |
| Style | 3 Outlet |
| Material | Blend |
| Pattern | solid |
| Shape | Flat |
| Voltage | 120 Volts |
| Wattage | 1875 watts |
| Amperage Capacity | 15 Amps |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Plug Format | Type B |
| Included Components | JACKET, 12/3 2' STW WITH 3 OUTLET |
| Batteries Included? | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
| Warranty Description | Limited Warranty |
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| Sold By | Amazon.com | yanzhan | yanzhan | Firmerst | Hongdesen | Thoode |
| plug type | Type B | — | — | Type B | Type B | Type B |
| power outlets | 3 | 3 | 3 | 3 | 3 | 3 |
| cable length | 2 feet feet | 3 feet | — | 1 feet feet | 6 feet feet | — |
| connector gender | Female-to-Male | Male-to-Female | Male-to-Female | Male-to-Female | Male-to-Female | Male-to-Female |
| voltage | 120 volts | 125 volts of alternating current | 125 volts of alternating current | 125 volts | 125 volts | 125 volts |
| is ul listed | ✓ | — | — | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| input current | 15 amps | 15 amps | 15 amps | 15 amps | 15 amps | 15 amps |
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Excellent performance at the limit
I bought this cord for a particular use case. I have a 20A outlet that serves my clothes washer. On the same circuit I have a water distiller that I run during the winter.For years, I have used a Kasa switch with energy monitoring to run my distiller for a couple hours at a time. The distiller produces so much heat that I wait to run it until supplementary heating is required in the laundry room. Lately, I got the bright idea to hook my washer up to a Kasa of its own in order to monitor the load's progress. I don't always hear the chime when it finishes, and it's silly to replace a 10 year old washer just to get one that will email me when the cycle completes. Anyway, the idea is that when the Kasa app says that wattage drops to zero, the load is done.The outlet is fairly inaccessible behind the washer. Back when only the distiller was on Kasa, the washer was plugged directly into the outlet while the distiller's Kasa was plugged into some old 16ga power strip. That was fine for the distiller's 680W draw, but when I ran the washer through the power strip on a hot water sanitary setting, the variable draw of 1050-1400W was too much even with the distiller off. At first I thought the issue was the Kasa switch since the power strip reset itself, but then I replaced the power strip with this 12ga Yellow Jacket cord and the problem went away.To stress test the system, I set the distiller to run at the same time as the washer on a high heat sanitary cycle, something I would normally never do, and only did in this case because of record cold weather. For two hours, the distiller pulled its continuous 680W or 5.67A, while the washer varied between 1050-1400W or 8.75-11.67A. Combined, I had a steady load of roughly 16A, which was too much for either 15A-rated Kasa switch alone and was at the limit of what I would ask of the circuit. I periodically inspected both Kasa switches, as well as both the molded block and cord of the Yellow Jacket. The Kasas got warm as expected, the washer Kasa considerably warmer than the distiller Kasa, but the Yellow Jacket cord didn't heat up in the slightest. This was highly impressive performance.I would feel confident running 20A through this cord all day long, with the only caveat being that I would check on it in excessively hot weather. This is a quality cord that performs up to its rated limit and beyond with no drama.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 13, 2024
Style: 3 OutletVerified Purchase
I bought this cord for a particular use case. I have a 20A outlet that serves my clothes washer. On the same circuit I have a water distiller that I run during the winter.
For years, I have used a Kasa switch with energy monitoring to run my distiller for a couple hours at a time. The distiller produces so much heat that I wait to run it until supplementary heating is required in the laundry room. Lately, I got the bright idea to hook my washer up to a Kasa of its own in order to monitor the load's progress. I don't always hear the chime when it finishes, and it's silly to replace a 10 year old washer just to get one that will email me when the cycle completes. Anyway, the idea is that when the Kasa app says that wattage drops to zero, the load is done.
The outlet is fairly inaccessible behind the washer. Back when only the distiller was on Kasa, the washer was plugged directly into the outlet while the distiller's Kasa was plugged into some old 16ga power strip. That was fine for the distiller's 680W draw, but when I ran the washer through the power strip on a hot water sanitary setting, the variable draw of 1050-1400W was too much even with the distiller off. At first I thought the issue was the Kasa switch since the power strip reset itself, but then I replaced the power strip with this 12ga Yellow Jacket cord and the problem went away.
To stress test the system, I set the distiller to run at the same time as the washer on a high heat sanitary cycle, something I would normally never do, and only did in this case because of record cold weather. For two hours, the distiller pulled its continuous 680W or 5.67A, while the washer varied between 1050-1400W or 8.75-11.67A. Combined, I had a steady load of roughly 16A, which was too much for either 15A-rated Kasa switch alone and was at the limit of what I would ask of the circuit. I periodically inspected both Kasa switches, as well as both the molded block and cord of the Yellow Jacket. The Kasas got warm as expected, the washer Kasa considerably warmer than the distiller Kasa, but the Yellow Jacket cord didn't heat up in the slightest. This was highly impressive performance.
I would feel confident running 20A through this cord all day long, with the only caveat being that I would check on it in excessively hot weather. This is a quality cord that performs up to its rated limit and beyond with no drama.
For years, I have used a Kasa switch with energy monitoring to run my distiller for a couple hours at a time. The distiller produces so much heat that I wait to run it until supplementary heating is required in the laundry room. Lately, I got the bright idea to hook my washer up to a Kasa of its own in order to monitor the load's progress. I don't always hear the chime when it finishes, and it's silly to replace a 10 year old washer just to get one that will email me when the cycle completes. Anyway, the idea is that when the Kasa app says that wattage drops to zero, the load is done.
The outlet is fairly inaccessible behind the washer. Back when only the distiller was on Kasa, the washer was plugged directly into the outlet while the distiller's Kasa was plugged into some old 16ga power strip. That was fine for the distiller's 680W draw, but when I ran the washer through the power strip on a hot water sanitary setting, the variable draw of 1050-1400W was too much even with the distiller off. At first I thought the issue was the Kasa switch since the power strip reset itself, but then I replaced the power strip with this 12ga Yellow Jacket cord and the problem went away.
To stress test the system, I set the distiller to run at the same time as the washer on a high heat sanitary cycle, something I would normally never do, and only did in this case because of record cold weather. For two hours, the distiller pulled its continuous 680W or 5.67A, while the washer varied between 1050-1400W or 8.75-11.67A. Combined, I had a steady load of roughly 16A, which was too much for either 15A-rated Kasa switch alone and was at the limit of what I would ask of the circuit. I periodically inspected both Kasa switches, as well as both the molded block and cord of the Yellow Jacket. The Kasas got warm as expected, the washer Kasa considerably warmer than the distiller Kasa, but the Yellow Jacket cord didn't heat up in the slightest. This was highly impressive performance.
I would feel confident running 20A through this cord all day long, with the only caveat being that I would check on it in excessively hot weather. This is a quality cord that performs up to its rated limit and beyond with no drama.
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Sylvio
Livraison rapide et complet !
Reviewed in Canada on August 17, 2023Style: 3 OutletVerified Purchase
Praxis
Good product to have handy when you have multiple power devices in the same area.
Reviewed in Canada on February 28, 2015Style: 3 OutletVerified Purchase
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Très pratique
Reviewed in Canada on October 30, 2022Style: 3 OutletVerified Purchase
