Insignia™ - 25' Extension Power Cord - Black
Model: NS-HW425B
SKU: 5851738
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- General
- Brand: Insignia™
- Model Number: NS-HW425B
- Product Name: 25' Extension Power Cord
- Color: Black
- Power
- Amperage: 13 amperes (Strength of electrical current.)
- Voltage: 125 volts (Amount of power needed to support an electrical current.)
- Certifications Listings & Approvals
- Product Safety Certifications and Standard(s): UL Listed, ETL Listed (Lists the applicable certifications and/or standards, as stated by the manufacturer, in which the product has met the requirements for the assurance of quality and safety.)
- Connectivity
- Connection Type: 3-prong
- USB Port(s): false
- Environmental
- Indoor Or Outdoor Use: Indoor (Indicates the appropriate environment product was designed to be used in.)
- Dimensions
- Product Length: 300 inches (The out of box length of the item. Length is measured as the longest dimension of the item.)
- Cord Length: 25 feet
- Other
- UPC: 600603212567
Run indoor or temporary equipment with help from this Insignia extension cord. It's 25 feet long for flexible installations and is grounded for safety.
- Compatible with most household appliances and electronics: Provides wide-ranging use.
- Three-prong connector: For proper fit with compatible devices.
- Holds up to 13A of power: Offers connection to a variety of your household appliances.
- Sleek design: For a clean discreet look.
- 25' length: Enables flexible placement options.
Whats Included
- Insignia™ 25' Extension Power Cord
Q: Can it be used for a portable air conditioner? 5500 British thermal Units.
A: try it and find out, it's a cord
Q: How many watts does this cord hold
A: many
Q: Will this work for a Samsung television?
A: Will this work for a Samsung television?
Q: Does this cord come in white?
A: not this one
Q: Will this cord work with TCL 32" Roku TV (1080p)?
A: it IS a cord
Q: Are you able to run this cord in a drop ceiling? I'm concerned with fire hazards.
A: Doing so would be in violation of NEC 400.8. In the event of a fire, insurance can deny claim based on this violation.
