Review on 100Ft 10 Gauge 3 Prong Extension Cord With Triple Outlet, LED Lighted Plug & Oil Resistant Rubber Jacket - GearIT Ultra Heavy Duty SJEOW Extreme Weather Outdoor/Indoor by Seth Waldron

This cord allows me to use 20 amps of 120 volts using conventional 3-prong male and female ends. I frequently connect to older homes that have not been updated with 20amp outdoor outlets utilizing the flat blade / vertical blade combo style.No adapters needed to convert older plug types which can cause unwanted electrical resistance, more risk of power cord with adapter's prong exposure to rain and unwanted risk of connections coming loose and causing arcing that can melt the cord plugs as well as melt your receptacle fixture and point of connection to your rv.Simplest way to go when you don't have access to a 30 amp or 50 amp rv power source and you can make do with 20 amps or less.Always check your cords for excessive heat at each end to be sure you are not overloading your cord and receptacles.When plugging into older homes they may still also have older circuit breakers that may not trip off as designed when overloaded.My RV has an amperage (load-in-use) meter inside the coach so I can be sure I am not overloading one 20 amp circuit. Always use caution and frequent monitoring of all electrical devices in use under any conditions. Don't risk your life or the life of others due to misuse of extension cords.