What are the different types of power extension cords?

Q: What are the different types of power extension cords?

Twist Lock – twists together cords to prevent them from being pulled apart. Lighted End – lights up to show that the cord is connected and that power is running through it. Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter (GFCI) – will automatically shut off the power to the cord should there be a ground fault. Push Lock – locks plugs together to keep them from being pulled apart. To release you only need to push a button for them to release. GFCI Extension Cord – will function as a GFCI outlet and extends the GFCI receptacle. Temporary Power Cord – will provide power from a temporary power box to any electrical device. Spring Rewind Power Wheel – has a factory balanced spring motor that can self-retract the cord. Power Block – converts one receptacle into three.

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Twist Lock – twists together cords to prevent them from being pulled apart.

Lighted End – lights up to show that the cord is connected and that power is running through it.

Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter (GFCI) – will automatically shut off the power to the cord should there be a ground fault.

Push Lock – locks plugs together to keep them from being pulled apart. To release you only need to push a button for them to release.

GFCI Extension Cord – will function as a GFCI outlet and extends the GFCI receptacle.

Temporary Power Cord – will provide power from a temporary power box to any electrical device.

Spring Rewind Power Wheel – has a factory balanced spring motor that can self-retract the cord.

Power Block – converts one receptacle into three.

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What are the different types of power extension cords?