Reliance Controls PC3040M 30-Amp (4-Prong 40-Foot) Generator Power Cord
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Features
Features
Cord Consolidation
Connect a generator and transfer switch with a single cord
Flexible
40-foot rubber cord with male and female molded ends
Heavy-Duty
UL listed for outdoor use
Power cord holds up to 7,500 watts at 250 volts
Specifications
Plugs
Product Specs
Voltage
120/240 Single-Phase
Frequency
60 Hertz
Rated Watts
7500 Watts
Rated Amps
30 Amps
Maximum Wattage
7500 Watts
UL Listed
Yes
Overview
Weight
12 Pounds
Made in USA
No
Consumer Warranty
5 Years
Commercial Warranty
5 Years
UPC
851890000317
Plugs
NEMA L14-30R
1
Cord
Cord Length
40 feet
Wire Gauge
10 Gauge
Features
Features
Cord Consolidation
Connect a generator and transfer switch with a single cord
Flexible
40-foot rubber cord with male and female molded ends
Heavy-Duty
UL listed for outdoor use
Power cord holds up to 7,500 watts at 250 volts
Specifications
Plugs
Product Specs
Voltage
120/240 Single-Phase
Frequency
60 Hertz
Rated Watts
7500 Watts
Rated Amps
30 Amps
Maximum Wattage
7500 Watts
UL Listed
Yes
Overview
Weight
12 Pounds
Made in USA
No
Consumer Warranty
5 Years
Commercial Warranty
5 Years
UPC
851890000317
Plugs
NEMA L14-30R
1
Cord
Cord Length
40 feet
Wire Gauge
10 Gauge
Product Specs
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Specifications
Plugs
Product Specs
Voltage
120/240 Single-Phase
Frequency
60 Hertz
Rated Watts
7500 Watts
Rated Amps
30 Amps
Maximum Wattage
7500 Watts
UL Listed
Yes
Overview
Weight
12 Pounds
Made in USA
No
Consumer Warranty
5 Years
Commercial Warranty
5 Years
UPC
851890000317
Plugs
NEMA L14-30R
1
Cord
Cord Length
40 feet
Wire Gauge
10 Gauge
Reviews
(21)
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Reliance Controls PC3040 Reviews & Ratings
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Product Q&A
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Search Product Q&A's Answered by Jared, the Generator Expert
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Hello
I have a 20 foot generator cord. Reliance Controls PC3020 20Feet 30 Amp L1430 Generator Power Cord for Up to 7,500Watt Generators. it is too short. Can I buy a second 20 foot cord to extend the original to 40ft? is this safe?
Patrick Morris
from Massachusetts
October 09, 2013
Answer
Thank you for your inquiry....
It is not recommended to connect 2 generator power cords together for a longer length. The middle connection point would not be safe or provide a watertight connection. It is recommended to purchase one cord the length you require.
Where is the Reliance Controls 30-Amp (4-Prong 40-Foot) Generator Power Cord made? Can I be guaranteed the black cord shown?
Dennis
from New Jersey
October 07, 2013
Answer
Thank you for your inquiry!
Reliance Controls, like many manufacturers has their power cords manufactured at an overseas production facility however, the cords are designed and tested here in the United States.
If you should purchase a PC3040, you will be receiving a black power cord featuring pre-molded cable ends as pictured here.
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I'm thinking of buying Reliance 30amp/10circuit switch model# 31410CRK & a 40' power cord. Does power cord come in longer length? Will there be any power loss with 40'(or longer length) cord from 7000W portable generator to switch? Thank you
Tony
from West Virginia
September 13, 2013
Answer
Thank you for your interest in Electric Generators Direct!
We currently offer a wide variety of 30 amp power cords ranging from 10' to 100'. While voltage drops may occur over extended distances, it is unlikely that you will experience much loss over a 40' run. Keep in mind however, factors such as the material of the conductor and even the outdoor ambient temperature may have some effect on this variable.
We would not recommend that you use anything longer than the PC3040 if you plan on utilizing most of the generators 7000 watts.
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Looking at the Reliance Controls 30-Amp (4-Prong 40-Foot) Generator Power Cord and I see a lot of reviews here and other sites about the yellow 50' cord being substutied. How do I get the black made in the USA one?
Fred
from Connecticut
August 31, 2012
Answer
There were substitute cords offered last year in September-December due to the demand driven by Hurricane Irene. Stock levels are back to normal again so the cords should be black and the right length now.
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I have an 8000 watt run/10,000 watt surge generator. Do I need a cable rated for 10,000 watts? I only see 7500 watts on your site.
Anonymous
from Massachusetts
August 21, 2011
Answer
You simply match your power cord to the largest outlet on your generator.
If you have a 50-Amp outlet, you'll need a 50-Amp cord.
