With GearIT, you can head out on your travels, sure that you'll stay powered up wherever you go.
Power Up Your Adventure: Features and Benefits of Our RV Power Cords
GearIT's 50 amp RV power cords bring you the power you need, right where you need it.
Robust Power for On-the-Go Lifestyles
- Tailored for high-demand use, delivering up to 12500 watts for your energy-hungry RV appliances.
- Our power cords are UL Listed, providing the assurance of safety and dependability on your travels.
Connect with ease using our speaker wires with banana plugs, offering pristine connections and organized setups.
Durable Design for Any Weather
- Constructed with high-quality materials, our 50 amp power cords are built to endure outdoor elements.
- The tough exterior and insulation protect against environmental stressors, keeping your RV powered through all conditions.
For RV owners who enjoy entertainment, our coaxial cables ensure you have the best picture and sound, rain or shine.
User-Friendly and Easy to Handle
- Thoughtfully designed with ergonomic grip handles for easy connection and disconnection.
- Our power cords and extensions are compatible with NEMA 14-50 outlets, providing universal fit and user convenience.
Enhance your media experience with our HDMI cables, offering exceptional image and audio clarity.
Flexible Extension for Optimal Reach
- The 50 Amp RV extension cord 25 ft option extends your connection distance without resulting in tangles or excess cable.
- This extra length provides the flexibility to reach distant power outlets with ease.
Our fiber optic cables are also on hand to sustain high-speed data in your RV, matching the top-notch power delivery.
Safe and Secure Connectivity
- Enjoy peace of mind with ETL-listed Y-splitter options, ensuring safe performance and dual connectivity for both your RV and EV.
- Our cables feature high visibility in dark areas, reducing the risk of tripping or disconnects.
Our display port cables will complete your tech collection, giving you the ultimate plug-and-play experience.
Factors to Consider When Choosing 50 Amp RV Power Cords
Picking a 50 amp RV power cord is important for safety and convenience. Here's a simple guide:
Length and Storage
- Get a cord that's long enough to reach from your RV to the power source without having too much extra.
- Remember that longer cords need more space to store in your RV.
Toughness
- Choose a cord that can handle outdoor conditions like sun, rain, and cold.
- A strong outer cover will protect the cord from getting damaged.
The Right Fit
- Make sure the cord's ends match your RV's plug and the campsite's power outlet.
- The cord must handle your RV's power needs to work safely.
Safe and Sound
- Look for cords that have safety certifications like UL or ETL. This means they've been tested for safety.
- These labels also mean the cord is made well and should last longer.
With these points in mind, you'll find a power cord that keeps your RV charged safely and suits your travel needs.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How long of an RV power cord do I need?
The length of the RV power cord you need depends on the distance between your RV and the campground power source. Often, a 25-foot cord is sufficient, but if sites frequently have the hookup point farther away, you might need a longer cord. Measure common scenarios you encounter to choose the best length for your needs.
How many volts is an RV cord?
Standard RV power cords are typically rated for 120 volts AC for 30 amp cords and 120/240 volts AC for 50 amp cords. These ratings align with the power supplied at most RV parks and campgrounds.
How long do power cords last?
The lifespan of power cords can vary greatly depending on their quality, usage, and environmental exposure. A well-made and properly maintained RV power cord can last several years. Regularly inspect your power cord for signs of wear, damage, and environmental stress to ensure safety.
Is it safe to use an extension cord with an RV?
Yes, it is safe to use an extension cord with an RV as long as it is properly rated for the RV's electrical system. Make sure the extension cord is the correct gauge for the amperage you intend to draw and is in good condition. It's also advisable to use extension cords specifically designed for RV use to ensure safety and compliance with electrical standards.
