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Reel 30' Economy 16/3 Tripple Tap Extension - National Electric USA

Part #: 30RTTCB

The National Electric USA 30RTTCB Reel is a practical and essential power distribution solution for professional automotive and industrial environments. Designed for reliability and ease of use, this 30-foot extension cord reel provides convenient access to power, featuring a triple tap outlet and an integrated circuit breaker to safeguard your tools and equipment. It serves as a dependable asset for technicians and mechanics requiring consistent power delivery across their workspace.

Key Features

  • 30-Foot Cord Length: Offers extensive reach, allowing professionals to power tools and equipment in various locations without constantly relocating the power source.
  • 16/3 Gauge Cord: Constructed with a durable 16-gauge, 3-wire grounded cord suitable for a range of professional-grade tools and demanding applications.
  • Triple Tap Outlet: Provides the flexibility to connect up to three electrical devices simultaneously, enhancing workflow efficiency in busy settings.
  • Integrated Circuit Breaker: Features an essential safety mechanism that protects connected equipment from overloads, preventing damage and ensuring operational safety.
  • Robust Reel Design: Facilitates easy winding and unwinding, ensuring tidy cord management and convenient storage after use.

Applications

This extension reel is an indispensable tool for automotive repair shops, industrial maintenance facilities, construction sites, and general workshop environments. It reliably powers diagnostic equipment, portable power tools, work lights, and other essential electrical devices, supporting professional technicians and mechanics in their daily tasks.

Specifications

  • Manufacturer: National Electric USA
  • Model Number: 30RTTCB
  • Cord Length: 30 feet
  • Wire Gauge: 16/3
  • Outlets: Triple Tap
  • Safety Feature: Integrated Circuit Breaker
  • Gross Weight: 8.75 lbs

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This product was added to our catalog on Friday 30 September, 2011.