Bergen Industries Inc PS915143 Appliance Review

Received a new dryer and had to supply a cord to fit our 220v sockets. Goed with what I had, was easy to install and almost a year later it's still working with no problems.

I used this cord to connect wired outdoor lights to the Smart Ring Outdoor Light Switch. The wires are connected to the outside wiring in the junction box by wire nuts. Worked very well.

This is a great suggestion for a high voltage cable. My circular saw draws up to 15 amps and the factory cord is $30 off. This one is perfect and fits like a factory cable. All I had to do was remove the black insulating sleeve to fit the length of my inner wire and the strain relief which I reused. Best deal on 14 gauge power cord.

fits my DW28110 angle grinder perfectly - I only cut off the neutral wire as this model is not grounded through the cord. The protective cover shown in the photos is not included. If you buy one like this I would also recommend getting a new protective case - in my case a replacement for the Dewalt 330005-01.

I have an old table saw from the 1960's. He's in good shape; except for the power cord. The cable is completely broken. This cable was a good price and appears to be quite heavy. This cable was slightly larger in diameter, so I also had to replace the strain relief. Hopefully my table saw will continue to work well. Now, of course, the cable is no longer a problem.

I had two old power tools with badly damaged and worn cords. The insulation on one of them became brittle and cracked. It was exactly what I needed. The insulation is thick, nice and rubbery. They are about 1/2 inch in diameter and almost too big for one of the tools. But I managed to install it. Although 16ga would probably be better for another tool.

This is a replacement for the worn out 6 foot cord on my drill that is 3 feet longer than my drill. Thicker wire than what my drill came with. Gauge 16 vs. 14. It fits snugly through the drill's rubber protector that holds the cable to the drill. Pretty easy to screw into a drill press. Although I had metal electrical crimp contacts to connect directly to existing terminals, my drill handle was large enough and hollow enough to use wire nuts and some electrical tape to connect. This is an old…

I ended up back. However, I ordered it for my husband to help me change the wire on the heater. It turns out he kept several non-working power tools for this purpose. So we're back. However, if you are not a curmudgeon who does (crazy husband), then this article is what you need. I thought it was a very strong line, good open ends, strong and good three pin line.

These cables offer excellent value for money. The only thing I didn't like was that they were stiff. I have used these damaged cables on some DeWalt tools. While they do their job and get the tool back in the game, I'll probably swap them out again for a more flexible cable. As long as you know these cables are sturdy and ideal for stationary tools, they're great. For hand tools that require a flexible cord, they're not bad, just not ideal.