RVMATE 30 Amp 30 Feet RV Lockable Power Extension Cord, Easy Plug in Handle, TT-30P to L5-30R with LED Indicator, 10 AWG, ETL Listed

I was worried the cord was going to be junk but it wasn’t. Works great, weathers great, simple hook up and endured high heat much better than our brand new cord that came stock with the camper.

I bought this cable so I’d have just one extension cord instead of carrying two 25 ft. Didn’t think about the weight being a problem but turned out to be more than I wanted to deal with regularly. Other than that the cable was well built and flexible. Knocked off one star only for the weight.

This cable is what I was looking for for my project. It carries the current the way I hoped and is providing the service intended. I did not use this in the standard way in the fact that I cut the receptacle end off and hardwired it into a Y connection configuration to feed a power panel and my RV with a watt meter before the Y.

Cord itself heavy duty. Overall good price however securing ring for the plug in is not good quality; does not stay on after screwed in

Used for a couples months while stationary. I have it hooked into an extension cord. No issues.

Perfect for when the electrical outlet is is a long ways from your camper.

A great extension cord. Allows for easier connection to el. boxes! Nice package too!

So, for the most part this is pretty decent. They include accessories you rarely see with an extension cable, such as the carry bag, cleaning towel, and giant cable tie. Very nice indeed. And the materials are all good quality, even if it is a bit stiff when it gets cold. The design of the cable ends makes insertion and removal a breeze with the built-in handles. This can make it difficult in some receptacles to close them, however, so its a toss up. One thing I found very confusing was the location of the power indicator LED light. Its on the side facing the power connector, so if you have it plugged into your RV (or whatever else) you wont know that its powered unless you unplug it and look. Would have liked to see the power indicator LED on the outside of the plug, or maybe both? When youre working with power cables, the best practice is to plug in load to source, and unplug source to load. The placement of the LED means you might be unknowingly unplugging a live cable from your RV, which you should avoid. Either way, its a minor issue. What it does, which is transfer power 50, it does very well. The LED placement is my main issue, and its fairly minor.

This extension cord is well built and I like that it has finger holes to pull the plug out of the socket. Thick and does not heat up much when in use.

It works great and is pretty strong too. Even the price is a good deal.