I really like this for a more positive electrical connection to the RV.3501256

Of course great quality. You get what you pay for. I didn't want to purchase because of the high price tag but I believe its worth it. The 90 degree handle sold me. Take the pressure off of the cord.3483715

Excellent product and so glad I switched to the Smart Plug3547125

Smart plug may be a little on the expensive side,but it is worth every penny.3573480

Customer service was helpful. The product is quality.3598471

The items arrived in perfect condition and were packed very well. Installation was a breeze and looks great. It’s so much easier to connect my shore power, no more fumbling around trying to screw in the other cord. I would highly recommend this product to anyone. Happy camping!3559740

5 seasons back -our 30A twist lock failed & almost melted the plug. Used a SmartPlug combo kit to save the cord. Sold that camper, converted it back & gave my buyer the twist lock cord for the new camper. Kept my 30’ SmartPlug cord & converted the NEW camper.

Six seasons later & 300+ nites at camp that cord is still has a solid connect & in fair shape, but spotted the 30’ angled twist lock with a power indicator. Yeah it is pricey, but a long term investment with a decent warranty. Get one !
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Had what I needed and the price was comparable to other sources.3456525

Works perfect 3485348

Great cord and delivered fast 3565070

Built well and I really like how flexible the cord is.3554546

Thank You, My Smart Plug and Power Cable arrived as promised. I will be installing tomorrow and upgrade my electrical connection with a safer alternative.3476636

Easy installation of the new rv side plug and the cord is so much easier to plug in and much easier to handle in the cold.3481355

SmartPlug is the way to go!! 3559339

I'm giving this Smartplug cord and the Smartplug male trailer wall socket a 4-star rating, but not because the product isn't EXCELLENT. IT IS! On this 2-week camping outing, we have nearly lost our 37-ft. Rockwood Signature travel trailer TWICE to fire, due to the common, everyday 'Twist LOC" RV socket and matching cord overheating while operating our 50-amp trailer on 30 amps (coming between 2-3 amps of 30 amps, but not OVER 30 amps.) The standard 50 amp female power cord end and male plug installed into the side of the trailer MELTED while running on 30-amp service, drawing 26 to 28 amps continuous when both A/Cs were cycled on at the same time. Neither the cord itself nor the trailer's power feed cable ever got hot--ONLY THE CONNECTION where the power cord and trailer plug MEET. It nearly started a fire in the rear wall of our trailer. Melted wall insulation, charred the edges of the fiberglass siding and nearly burned the underlayment underneath the skin. Fortunately, it was NOT a wood product. Both the female cord end and the wall connector plug were melted and charred. Both were replaced by the mobile RV tech who does all of our RV work (I am disabled.) The new cord and trailer plug then melted again 24 hours later. I ordered this Smartplug cord and trailer plug from etrailer and got it in 4 days. Since new Smartplug cord & plug were installed, I am still pulling 25-28 amps when both A/C compressors are running, but I can feel very little heat on the outside or inside (where the trailer wiring is run into the wall), and the highest temperature I've recorded with the laser temperature gun is 102.5 degrees (high air temperature has been 95 degrees). PROBLEM SOLVED!! The only reason I gave these Smartplug items 4 stars is because of their COST!! The 30ft. Smartplug trailer cord and accompanying male trailer wall socket cost me $718!!! That's pretty close to RIDICULOUS!! They DID, however, SOLVE MY OVERHEATING WIRING CONNECTION PROBLEM!! Read the Smartplug ads and watch their YouTube video from etrailer (can be reached on etrailer's website). THEY AREN'T LYING!! Smartplug saved our very expensive RV!!3412205

Nick S.

9/22/2025

Oh my! I am very glad everyone is okay and nothing or nobody was harmed in a potential fire. It is great to hear that a solution was found and you haven't had to worry since. I can agree on the price but it sounds like it was worth it for not having that fire issue any longer. What kind of RV do you have?

Jim B.

9/25/2025

Our travel trailer is a 2020 Rockwood Signature 8328SB. The Signature models are Rockwood's most "upscale" offerings, with actual La-Z-Boy brand swivel/rocker/recliners, Serta mattress, hidden hinges, self closing drawers, etc. At 37 ft. long, the 8328SB is a fifth-wheel floorplan on a conventional travel trailer frame, with a huge front clothes closet streetside and washer/dryer closet/compartment on the curb side (and a very large outside storage compartment underneath the clothes closet), built on a conventional travel trailer platform, with a flat floor inside from front to rear. NO STEPS. That makes it much more convenient for senior citizens such as ourselves.

Nick S.

9/25/2025

@JimB That sounds like quite the rig! Definitely something you do not want burning up. Are you full time in it?

Jim B.

9/27/2025

@NickS No, we aren't full-timers. But we do try to camp with our RV about 2 weeks out of each month from March to November. I was disabled at the age of 39, 35 years ago, so my wife, although at retirement age, must work if we want to continue to support the RV and a diesel GMC to pull it, and pay the camping fees. Our local Texas U.S. Army Corps of Engineers lake, Lake Whitney, is only 17 miles from home, and while we are camping, my wife (and her sister with her nearly identical RV) must continue to commute to work each weekday. But they both still love it. I schedule the site reservations to include 2 weekends on each trip, which gives them both time for some "real" R&R while we are out there. I had never RV camped until we were married in 1974, but she and her sister have been RV camping since they were a couple of months old, in 1952 and 1954, sleeping on straw in the back of their Dad's pickup. Since she must continue to work, and my wife loves RV camping so much, being the "financial nerd" I always make sure that I arrange our budget so that we can afford the recreation that she craves. We are both well aware of the fact that our health my force some changes ahead, or require that we give up RVing altogether, but we are determined to enjoy it as long as we can, which is why she's still working. We only go further than our local lake about once a season, but that suits her just fine. My job is to keep her happy!!

Nick S.

9/29/2025

@JimB That is a great story. I am glad you are both able to continue doing what you love each year. Cheers to many more!

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