Is it safe to use it with a window AC? null

Yes it is. Although I don't know that I would put anything electric directly under an ac unit.

Yes that's what I'm using mine for a 8000 BTU Frigidaire air conditioner Works ok no problems so far had it since July

It is a heavy duty single purpose cord not just a extension cord but would ask you to talk to a electrician

I would say yes, it is a 14-3 extension cord with solid construction and insulation.

Although the manufacture does not specify the cable's thickness, it's hard to determine what how many amps this cable is rated for. The cable is pretty thick so I would like to think it's at least 14/2 wires, which can pass through 15amps. Check and make sure your AC draws less than 15 amps and you should be fine!

It is going to depend on the consumption of your AC. This is a very professional material that can handles up to 1625 watts.

I would NOT use a 16 gauge extension cord for an air conditioner!

Probably but I don't think it's recommended. I wanted to use mine for my deep freezer but those type products specifically say on their cord "do not use with extension cord". But if you got a thicker gauge you would most likely be ok

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Yes it is. Although I don't know that I would put anything electric directly under an ac unit.
Answered by Rena 8 years ago
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Yes that's what I'm using mine for a 8000 BTU Frigidaire air conditioner Works ok no problems so far had it since July
Answered by STAN 9 years ago
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Yes, If it uses a 110 outlet.
Answered by Angelbaby 9 years ago
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It is a heavy duty single purpose cord not just a extension cord but would ask you to talk to a electrician
Answered by crockercomputers 9 years ago
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I would say yes, it is a 14-3 extension cord with solid construction and insulation.
Answered by Matt 10 years ago
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Although the manufacture does not specify the cable's thickness, it's hard to determine what how many amps this cable is rated for. The cable is pretty thick so I would like to think it's at least 14/2 wires, which can pass through 15amps. Check and make sure your AC draws less than 15 amps and you should be fine!
Answered by locochristopher 10 years ago
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It is going to depend on the consumption of your AC. This is a very professional material that can handles up to 1625 watts.
Answered by AlanRocha 10 years ago
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No
Answered by CadRender 8 years ago
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I would NOT use a 16 gauge extension cord for an air conditioner!
Answered by Michael 8 years ago
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Probably but I don't think it's recommended. I wanted to use mine for my deep freezer but those type products specifically say on their cord "do not use with extension cord". But if you got a thicker gauge you would most likely be ok
Answered by Jake 8 years ago
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