Sun Joe 25FT 10/3-Gauge 3750W Generator Series 3-Outlet Extension Cord
- Made for generators, but you can buy one of these to use it with traditional outlets
- Super heavy-duty, 10/3 gauge and 25 feet long
- Three outlets, each with an integrated 20A circuit breaker for safety
- Browse this previous Slickdeals thread for some commentary
- Can it make a margarita? It can make your blender work up to 25 feet further away.
Y’Call That a Cord?
Now this is an extension cord.
When most of us face the unenviable task of taking power that’s over here and transporting it to where we need power over there, it ends up being a highly questionable endeavor, rife with cords plugged into cords and the occasional bit of power strip ingenuity.
Often there are some expensive electronics on one end or the other, too, making it all the more questionable that we’re using frayed cords with dodgy grounding that are rated for powering exactly one light-up decorative figurine and nothing else.
But then there’s this.
Now we’re talking.
Your 10/3 gauge extension cord has three outlets on the end and is designed to work with your generator. Well, maybe not your generator. For all we know, your generator is something you cobbled together using Meh-provided exercise equipment wired up to a bunch of Meh-provided power banks. (Pics please if so.) But most generators, is the point.
Either way, grab one of these and you’ll thank us when the world comes to an end and you can charge your iPhone from about 20 feet further away. (After all, the Duolingo owl isn’t going to stop shaming you just because of a little nuclear winter or whatever.)
And if you don’t have a generator? Well, good luck watching Netflix via phone hotspot the next time you go roughing it in the woods. Probably get one, soon, though, in case of emergencies if nothing else. Buying a cord for it would be good motivation for that!
Anyway, this thing is rugged and durable, properly delivering your generator’s juice to wherever you need it, plus giving you enough outlets on the far end to set up your camp or your temporary power outage living situation.
Grab one if you need one.
By the way, if you happen to be someone who actually owns a generator of who is just generally prepared for stuff, come tell us about it over on the forum!