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Question: what is SJTW stand for?
Document: It's amazing for the price.We only wish is that it wasn't yellow (yes, it's a theft deterrent, but it really makes you stand out at an event with black cables everywhere)...but then again it's called Yellow jacket.
I purchase this Yellow Jacket 2806 10/3 Heavy-duty 15 Amp SJTW Contractor Extension Cord 100-feet for all my power tools. And 98% of them are with 15 amp motor and any extension cord longer then 50-feet have to be 10 gauge for 15 amp's. This is the best extension cord I ever have, yes is little expensive but worth every penny. I give 5 star review but this product deserved 10 stars.
perfect for long run from a small portable generator. It does weigh more than I thought it would but it is 100' long.
You'll know when your dragging a 10/3 cable around behind you as you run a leaf blower or skill saw. Personally, I only use a 10/3 as a lead-cord or high amp and sitting still equipment like a compressor or table saw.Case and point; if you have to ask what a 10/3 wire would be used for, you probably don't need it. Go with a good quality 12/3 (Yellow Jacket or ridgid.)
When you need a *real* extension cord, one that can carry 12A continuously, you want this cord. Solid construction plus helpful LED power indicators.
We had to have this particular type of cable for a music festival. We shopped around and this was a good price for this cord but compared to a cord from the store it is very expensive. It is a great cord though and carries power evenly to prevent shorting out fuses.
Very durable and flexible. 10AWG is recommended for high-draw applications like a 120V welder, or 120V jack hammer. Has a small neon light at the end of the extension cord to let you know if power is present.Much more affordable than the comparable 10AWG extension cord at the local big box home improvement store.
This is a heavy-duty cord, but after several months of use the yellow outer insulation is beginning to slip away from the plugs exposing a fibrous inner material. The cord has not been pulled by the plug, so I am at a loss as to why this is happening.
This heavy duty extension cord is wonderful! Very thick, heavyweight, strong and it works great with our compressor. Plus the yellow helps us not forget where it is.
This extension cord is simply awesome. It's #10 wire, so it will safely carry a load around 30 amps (though the electrical connector on the end is only rated for around 15 amps.) Voltage drop over 100 ft is greatly lowered by virtue of the oversized conductors, so it's perfect for running a big load like an air compressor or welder. I use it to run a Hobart Handler 140 MIG welder and it works like a charm.
Answer: yes