Clean Storm M1352, Heavy Duty 14/3 x 50 ft Extension Power Cord NEMA 5-15 Lighted Ends

Description

The Clean Storm M1352 Heavy Duty 14/3 x 50 ft Extension Power Cord delivers reliable 125V power for commercial cleaning, carpet extraction, pressure washing, and job site equipment. Engineered with flexible -40°F cold-weather PVC insulation and high-visibility yellow SJTW jacketing, this heavy-duty 50-foot power cable features molded Pro-Check lighted NEMA 5-15P and 5-15R connectors for instant power verification and maximum durability under tough outdoor conditions.

Features

• Heavy-Duty 14/3 AWG Construction: Manufactured with soft-drawn, annealed 100% pure copper conductors to ensure full current delivery and high flexibility under maximum load.
• Pro Star® All-Weather PVC Jacket: Premium SJTW-rated outer jacket maintains working flexibility in extreme operating temperatures down to -40°F (-40°C).
• Power-Check Lighted Ends: Molded transparent NEMA 5-15 plugs feature an integrated power indicator light to visually confirm active electrical flow from the outlet.
• Molded Heavy-Duty Connectors: Rugged 13A-125V NEMA 5-15P plug and NEMA 5-15R receptacle designed with reinforced strain relief to prevent pulling away from the cord body.
• 300V SJTW Outdoor Rating: Moisture-resistant, oil-resistant, and flame-retardant outer jacketing engineered for harsh indoor and outdoor commercial job sites.

Applications

• Commercial carpet extractors, portable vacuum units, and auto scrubbers.
• High-pressure washing systems and building maintenance electrical equipment.
• Janitorial cleaning equipment, industrial floor buffers, and air movers.
• Job site construction tools, temporary lighting, and outdoor power systems requiring reliable 15A/125V connections.

Specifications

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Tips and Additional Information

Before connecting high-draw commercial extractors or motor-driven equipment, always inspect the full length of the power cord and plug blades for physical damage, cuts, or bent prongs. Uncoil the full 50-foot length prior to high-current operation to prevent heat accumulation within tight loops. The illuminated female end serves as an instant diagnostic check; if the internal light fails to glow when plugged into a energized wall receptacle, check your upstream circuit breaker or GFCI outlet. Always ensure NEMA 5-15 connections are fully seated in grounded, GFCI-protected outlets when operating near water or moist cleaning environments.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How do I know if power is reaching the end of the extension cord?
A: This cord features a transparent molded female connector with an integrated "Power Check" indicator light that automatically illuminates as soon as electrical current flows through the wire.

Q: Can this power cord be used safely outdoors and in cold weather?
A: Yes, the SJTW outer jacket and Pro Star® PVC insulation are explicitly engineered for outdoor use and maintain flexible operational performance down to -40°F.

Q: Is this extension cord compatible with commercial carpet extractors and floor machines?
A: Yes, the 14/3 AWG soft-drawn copper conductors support standard 13A/125V continuous loads, making it an ideal OEM replacement power cord for commercial cleaning and restoration equipment.

Q: What does the NEMA 5-15 rating mean?
A: NEMA 5-15 specifies standard 3-prong North American grounded plugs (5-15P) and receptacles (5-15R) rated for 15-amp, 125-volt electrical service.

Warranty & Safety Information

This product is covered by a standard manufacturer warranty against defects in materials and structural workmanship under normal commercial usage. Warranty coverage does not extend to cords subjected to physical modification, severe mechanical abrasion, cut jackets, crushed connectors, running over the cord with vehicle tires, or usage exceeding the stated maximum 13-Amp / 125-Volt electrical threshold. Never bypass or remove the grounding prong on the NEMA 5-15P plug, and never connect high-voltage machinery exceeding specified continuous amperage ratings to avoid thermal overload and fire hazards.