Can An Extension Cord Be Used With The NOCO GENPRO On-Board Battery Charger # NOC44FR?

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NOC44FR Can an extension cord be used to power the charger? If so what are the gauge and length requirements?

asked by: Ed

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Expert Reply:

The NOCO GENPRO On-Board Battery Charger # NOC44FR can be used with an extension cord. You must make sure you use a 3-prong extension cord. As this charger only pulls 150 watts or 1.25 amps of 120 volt power you can safely use a 100' extension cord with 14 gauge wire.

expert reply by: Bud M

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Ed

5/5/2024

I only need approximately 20 ft of cord

Bud M.

5/7/2024

@Ed You would still want to use a 14 gauge wire extension cord which is generally the smallest extension cord gauge you can find with a 3-prong connection.

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