• 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.

• 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.

For any Multiple Duplex or Multiple Plug outlets must be plugged directly into the mounted electrical receptacles; they cannot be chained or linked together.  Your extension cord or power strip needs to be rated for the products to be plugged in and is marked for either indoor or outdoor use.

Extension cords must be plugged directly into wall outlets.  They cannot be “daisy chained,” together.  Plug extension cords cannot be plugged into surge protectors or other extension cords.  Be sure to take your time when selecting the rig extension cord for the equipment you are using since the damage may not  be noticeable at first, it is important to know that you have selected the proper extension cord.

By using a device with a two prong plug into a three-prong extension cord the device is not connected in any way to the ground wire in the cord.  You can use the device in this application however you CANNOT place a three-prong device into a 2 prong Plug.  This will leave the Ground (third prong) exposed and can cause electrocution if touched.  It is best practice to match the number of prongs on the device to the correct extension cord.