Extension Cord SJTW Lighted LifeSupplyUSA Industrial Electrical in Wiring & Connecting Review

The description clearly states outdoor use but the actual rating is SJT not SJTW or higher, not Osha not UL, I just want everyone to know who has to meet certain safety standards do not buy . In addition, the end molding is deformed and not straight, so the protrusions on the connected tool protrude, which is unsafe. I'll try to attach a photo. Remember that this article is not worth what it seems at first glance!

I spend a lot of time in the finished basement so I usually use a heater year round. It is recommended not to use extension cords with heaters and for good reason, unless you use heavy duty cords, outlets and cords get very hot, which could cause the power plug to explode or start a fire. I've always used heavy-duty cables and splitters when needed. Using this monstrous cable with a heater will not give you the slightest hint of overheating or heating of the connector ends like a thinner cable…

6" steel tubular nipples for axle with cut threaded ends and stepped ends machined to that they fit into center holes in pizza pans, with 1/2" x 6" bolt through steel tubing for axle. In center sleeve made from an empty 1 gallon plastic paint can with top half cut off four 3/4" x 1/8" flat aluminum or steel rods cut and bent at both ends to connect two skillet pizza. and support in a plastic can of paint. Inside the plastic paint can is a plastic 3-way box to fit two duplex outlets.The axle…