Availability of 50' 50 Amp Power Cord With Twist Lock

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Hello, Can you please suggest a plug with cord that will match up with the RV Power Inlet twist lock A10-50INVP. If a 50 ft. cord is available that would be great. Thanks, Carl

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Hey Carl! The only 50' 50A we have with the twist lock connection is the Furrion Faultsmart Marine Power Cord - 50 Amp - LED - Yellow - 50' # 381702. The closest option from Mighty Cord is the Mighty Cord RV Power Cord - 50 Amp - 36' # A10-5036EDBK but you would have to add the 15' # A10-5015EH to reach that 50' length.

What RV do you have?

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Mighty Cord RV Power Cord
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Gary D.

1/30/2026

This worked fine in my 50 amp Rig. It is a much better quality than the OEM.

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