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Is There a 50-Amp SmartPlug RV Power Cord with a 90-Degree Connector?  

Updated 10/21/2026 | Published 10/18/2026

Question:

Do you make them with the 90 degree bend in them? To make sure I am I understand this come with the connector for the 50 amp cord and the to the rv its self. Thanks

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Expert Reply:

Hey there Jason.

Yes, we have the SmartPlug Angled RV Power Cord # SM54SB, which is 30' long and has a 90-degree connector on the RV end to help reduce strain on the connection.

The SmartPlug Kit # SM96FR you're looking at includes the stainless steel inlet that installs on your RV and a straight connector that you can attach to a 50-amp cord. However, it doesn't include the cord itself.

If you want the complete 50-amp cord with the 90-degree connector, I'd recommend # SM54SB along with the stainless steel SmartPlug Inlet # SM79FR. That would give you both the angled cord and the matching connection for your RV!

What kind of RV do you have?

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Sarge

10/20/2026

You may be looking for the same set-up that I purchased in June. I bought the 50A Power Inlet (in stainless) and the 30' 50A cord (with angled plug). I also bought the short power cord adaptor that connects 110 household voltage to the power inlet. That adaptor is what I keep plugged into the RV when it's at home and not in use. Wiring the 50A Power Inlet is not difficult. This was an expensive purchase, but I'm very happy to have a high quality external electrical supply now!

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Wes H.

10/21/2026

The short answer is yes, you can get a 90 degree angle plug. The difference is, if you get the regular straight plug. You can just get a plug end, then cut off your existing plug on your cable, and. install it. The "90 degree ANGLE" plug only comes on a full 30' NEW cable. I bought the new cable, and a new 50 amp female end to put on the end of my old cable to make a 30' extension cord.

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