Camco 50-Foot 15-Amp Extension Cord: Perfect for RV, Mobile Home, and Household Applications, Heavy-Duty (55143) Review

I am ordering this item so I have power for my 120 volt bumper and I wanted something that would be durable without spending a lot of money at 100ft and having to wait for someone to be there in inclement weather Building your own LQ- Stalls I would go with Camco, they keep their name, most parts are made right here in the USA.

Just a few days later it became very difficult to put other connectors in the cable. It's like something broke inside the connector. A small flathead screwdriver had to be inserted into the connector to open the slotted area. Disability was not noted, but temporarily helped. It's still difficult to plug anything into this extension cord. Very disappointed with poor quality.

It sure is tough! I bought some other cables for a project where I tucked the cables in the J channel of the vinyl siding. They fit well. This kid is the WWE of expansions. This cord was almost impossible to hide. No problem with the product. I only wish all Revain ads had more and more accurate product specs. If you found this review helpful, click the Useful button. Since I was not paid to write this review, my "due" is to know that I helped someone make the right choice through my…

Even the 15A version of this cable is a good powerful extension cable. The wiring is 14 gauge instead of 16, so you can actually go for it. You pay a little more and it's FAT, you can really see the difference, but it's a useful thing if you're running something that uses a lot of power, or just want to be able to. And they're surprisingly hard to find — most extension cords are only rated for 13 amps, and your circuit breakers in your house are probably 15 amps. So if you are close to the…