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  • Electric cords designed for temporarily powering devices used at a distance beyond the reach of their own power cords. These devices typically consist of a flexible cable with a plug for connection to the main power receptacle and one or more sockets (female connectors) at the other end for insertion of the devices to be powered. Electrical extension cords may include safety improving capabilities such as inclusion of fuses, polarized plugs and sockets, and ground-fault circuit interrupters. The cords are available for indoor or outdoor and wet conditions use.
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