🔌 PrimeWire EC930706K 3-Outlet Cable Extension Review

Works great! I wanted my dresser to be as close to the wall as possible, and the TV plugged into the wall didn't allow for that. The purchase was a huge improvement. I managed to put the dresser against the wall and now it's flush with the molding. The design is great, don't worry about it catching fire or anything.

I bought 2 of these 15 amp extension cords for portable electric heaters. The cables I had last winter got hot and I didn't like it. They were cheaper at Home Depot and as a Prime member I got free shipping on the 2nd day. Saved me a trip to the store. I am very happy with Revain and its vendors. boston bob

Here is my basis for my excellent rating. Either love or hate. I try to give an objective assessment of whether it suits my needs and whether I think the quality is worth buying. This is a standard household item that works as expected. The cable is well made and the cable has no memory. It works as intended and I have no complaints.

Use this for gardening where you need to use a trio in each environment: one for a small fan, one for a larger fan and one for lighting. I can get it right at around 12.5 amps, everything works great. Unless you plan to burn your stuff, never forget that 15 amps is your limit. And Smokey Bear says: Never connect a triple to another triple!

When it comes to extension cords, he has to do one thing: supply power to all the plugs that are plugged into any outlet. . This cable prevents many of my electrical devices from being reliably plugged into a power source. For example, my phone charger would lose power if the cord moved a little. Any movement will turn it on and off. That's how it was with all sockets on the cable. Got the Master Electrician model and it works much better.

I bought this as an extension cord for my TP-LINK Powerline PSU. Because the adapter gets its Internet signal from the power line in your home, TP-LINK recommends that you plug the adapter directly into a wall outlet. TP-Link advises NOT to plug the adapter into a power strip as many power strips have surge protectors and surge protectors will interfere with the internet signal. This way I could get a longer power cord, but the outlet is behind the sofa. I need to be able to move my TP-Link…