The Milspec D16624100 Pro Power SJTW 12AWG Black Extension Cord (100FT) is a heavy-duty power solution designed for demanding indoor and outdoor use. Built around 12 AWG, 100% copper conductors and protected by a rugged, water-resistant thermoplastic jacket, this 100-foot cord delivers reliable power in tough environments, including cold weather conditions. Rated for up to 300 VAC and 15 amps, it's ideal for powering lights, tools, and production gear on set, on location, or around the shop.
Features
100-foot extension cord for extended reach to distant power sources
12 AWG conductors for robust current capacity and reduced voltage drop
100% copper wiring for efficient, dependable power transmission
SJTW-rated construction for tough service in a variety of environments
Cold-weather insulating and jacketing compounds maintain flexibility in low temperatures
Rated up to 300 VAC to support a wide range of equipment
Supports up to 15A current draw to handle common tools and devices
Water-resistant thermoplastic outer jacket for added durability in damp conditions
Suitable for both indoor and outdoor use on set, at home, or on the jobsite
Black jacket for a low-profile look that blends into production environments
In the Box
Milspec D16624100 Pro Power SJTW 12AWG Black Extension Cord (100FT)
Milspec Pro Power SJTW 12AWG Black Extension Cord (100 ft)
Manufacturer
Milspec Industries
Manufacturer Part Number
D16624100
Product Type
Extension cord
Cord Length
100 ft
Wire Gauge
12 AWG
Conductor Material
100% copper conductors
Application
Indoor and outdoor use
Electrical
Maximum Voltage Rating
Up to 300 VAC
Maximum Current Rating
Up to 15 A
Construction
Insulation and Jacket
Cold-weather insulation and jacket compounds
Jacket Type
Water-resistant thermoplastic outer jacket
Regulatory
California Proposition 65
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, visit www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
WARNING: This product may expose you to chemicals which are known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.