Availability of 25 50 Amp RV Power Cord With Female Twist Lock Connector
Updated 01/08/2021 | Published 01/06/2021 >
Question:
Hello I am trying to find an xtension cord for my RV that gose between my camper and the exsisting cord. 50amp Twist lock plugs on both sides Looking for 25' and hatve the weather prof covers
asked by: Mick C
Expert Reply:
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 for you to take a look at.
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Mighty Cord RV Extension Cord w/ Pull Handle - 50 Amp - 25'
- Shore Power Cord
- Power Cord Extension
- 50 Amp to 50 Amp
- 25 Feet Long
- RV
- 50 Amp Female Plug
- Angled Plug
- Mighty Cord
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