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• Best Cold Weather 50 Amp Power Wire for RV that is 25 foot
  Hey Scott, the Mighty Cord brand power cables are rated for temperatures as low as negative 30 so based on that the 25 foot 50 amp power cable part # A10-5025EH would be a great option that would work well in cold weather.
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• Availability of 25 foot Long 50 Amp RV Power Extension
  We have the Mighty Cord part # A10-5025EH for a standard four prong connection.
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• How to Use Two 50amp Power Cords In Line Together
  I do have a couple different options for you, but there is no adapter for what you are needing to do. The best option would be to use an extension cord like the Mighty Cord RV Extension Cord # A10-5025EH. Since you already have 2 power cords you could use the Power Grip Replacement RV Power Cord Adapter Receptacle # CAM55353. You would need to cut off one of the twist lock ends and install this in its place, essentially turning your power cord into an extension cord. If you decide to...
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• RV 50Amp to 110v Home Power Adapter and Extension Cord Recommendation
  If I'm understanding you correctly, you'll be able to use your standard outlet at your home using an adapter like the Mighty Cord # A10-1550 , but you won't be able to use a standard extension cord . Using a household extension cord with an improperly small wire gauge can damage the cord and/or your RV's electrical system. Instead, there are a variety of extension cords available that are designed for RV use. 30-amp RV extension cords typically feature 10-gauge wire, and 50-amp cords usually...
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• How Many Wires Are on a 50 Amp RV Power Inlet
  A 50 amp power inlet like the Mighty Cord Replacement RV Power Inlet part # A10-50INVP will use a four wire system (two hot, one ground, and one neutral) whereas a 30 amp power inlet like the Mighty Cord Replacement RV Power Inlet part # 277-000137 will use a three wire system (one hot, one ground, and one neutral). If you need a power cord to go from the inlet to shore power then I recommend using the Mighty Cord RV Power Cord Extension w/ Finger Grip Handle part # A10-5010EH for 10',...
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• Available Type of 4-Wire/4-Prong RV Power Cords
  If you need an RV power cord with 4-prong plugs it is probably a 50-amp cord rather than a 30-amp. The Mighty Cord 25' RV Power Cord Extension # A10-5025EH has 4-prong 50-amp connectors on both ends. The linked page shows all categories of power cords that we sell. These include replacement hardwired cords like Furrion # A10-5025END, extension cords like # A10-5025EH, and power cords like # A10-5025ED. All of these items are 25-feet long. You can click on the type of cord you need on...
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• 50 Amp RV Power Cord Extension to Plug Into Shore Power
  It sounds like you are wanting just an extension for your current 50 amp power cord to plug into shore power; we do have that, you just need to choose the length you need. - 10 Feet: Mighty Cord RV Extension Cord # A10-5010EH - 15 Feet: Mighty Cord RV Extension Cord # A10-5015EH - 25 Feet: Mighty Cord RV Extension Cord # A10-5025EH - 50 Feet: Mighty Cord RV Extension Cord # A10-5050EH Each of these extension cords will plug into 50 amp shore power, so if you need to plug into 30 amp...
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• Will Camco Power Grip RV Power Cord Extension CAM55142 Work for 50-Amp Service
  The Camco Power Grip RV or Household 125V/15-Amp Power Cord Extension # CAM55142 cannot be used for 50-amp electrical service. This standard household-type extension cord uses 3-prong connectors like the appliances and power outlets in your home. For 50-amp use you need to use a cord with the connectors and amperage rating for that type of electrical service. For a 50-amp-rated extension cord you could use the 50-foot Mighty Cord # A10-5050EH or the 25-foot # A10-5025EH.
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• Converting 50 Amp Power Cord to 50 Amp Extension Cord
  It sounds like you bought a second power cord like # A10-5025EDBK instead of an extension cord like # A10-5025EH. So you will simply change out the twist lock end with the Power Grip Replacement RV Power Cord Adapter Receptacle w/ Handle - 50 Amps - Female # CAM55353 to make that cord an extension cord.
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• What Size Wire is in the Mighty Cord 25 Foot RV Power Cord # A10-5025EH
  The Mighty Cord 25' RV Power Cord Extension w/ Finger Grip Handle - 125/250V - 50 Amp # A10-5025EH has 6-8 gauge wire. I reached out to the manufacturer and 3 wires are 6 gauge with the 4th being 8 gauge. The Camco Power Grip # CAM55195 has an 8 gauge ground wire and the rest are 6 gauge wires for all power functions, so it is the same as the Mighty Cord.
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• Can 30 Amp Circuit Protection be Used on 50 Amp Circuit of RV
  If you use a 30 amp surge protector on a 50 amp circuit you'd be limiting the circuit to 30 amps and there isn't a way to increase the amperage. You'd want something like the part # CAM55313. For a 50 amp extension cable that is 50 feet long the part # A10-5050E would work great. For 25 feet part # A10-5025EH, or for 10 feet # A10-5010EH.
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• Recommended 50 Amp RV Cable With 50 Amp Twist Lock Female To 30 Amp Male Connector In 50 Ft Length
  It sounds like you want a cord to run from a 50-amp recepticle on a shore power pole to the 30-amp power cord on your RV. For that purpose you could use the Mighty Cord # A10-5025EH 50-amp extension cord. Add to that a Mighty Cord # A10-5030FBK power adapter to go from 50-amp down to 30-amp to attach to your RV 30-amp power cord. The cord on your RV is probably 25 foot and this extension is 25 foot, totalling 50 foot, the maximum distance to run a 50 amp cord.
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• Availability of 25 50 Amp RV Power Cord With Female Twist Lock Connector
  I have another option, but unfortunately there is not a RV cord or adapter to make an extension that has a 50 amp female and male twist lock plug. The only option is to add a standard 50 amp extension to your current cord. I recommend the Mighty Cord 25' RV Power Cord Extension w/ Finger Grip Handle # A10-5025EH which uses a standard 50 amp female plug that you can plug your existing cord into, and the 50 amp male plug will plug into the shore power. I included a video of the # A10-5025EH...
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• Compatibility of Mighty Cord RV Power Cord with Handle A10-3025ED90 with Furrion 30-Amp Receptacle
  The 30-amp RV power cord products we offer, such as the Mighty Cord RV Power Cord with Handle # A10-3025ED90, use the same standardized NEMA TT-30P type plugs. These connectors have their three conductors arrayed in a circular pattern as shown in the photo I linked for you. I also linked our main page for RV wiring products. Here you can see all 30-amp and 50-amp wiring products. 50-amp cords like # A10-5025EH use a different 4-conductor pattern.
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• Is Copper Wire Used in Mighty Cord 25' RV Power Cord Extension # A10-5025EH
  The wiring inside of the Mighty Cord 25' RV Power Cord Extension # A10-5025EH is copper and not aluminum. I don't think items can meet cETL requirements unless they are copper nowadays.
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• What Does Mighty Cord 25' RV Power Cord Extension # A10-5025EH Weigh
  The Mighty Cord 25' RV Power Cord Extension # A10-5025EH that you referenced weighs 15 lbs.
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