A coiled black electrical power cable with a two-prong plug, a gray waterproof connector with a metal ring, and exposed wire on one end, photographed on a white background.
6' Power Cord Kit (Cord & Weather-Tight Fitting) (Black)
A coiled black power cord with a three-prong plug on one end and exposed wire ends on the other, secured with a white tie-wrap, shown on a white background.
A coiled black electrical power cable with a two-prong plug, a gray waterproof connector with a metal ring, and exposed wire on one end, photographed on a white background.
6' Power Cord Kit (Cord & Weather-Tight Fitting) (Black)
A coiled black power cord with a three-prong plug on one end and exposed wire ends on the other, secured with a white tie-wrap, shown on a white background.

6' Power Cord Kit (Cord & Weather-Tight Fitting) (Black)

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18 gauge 3-prong plug and bushing. For use with all fans.

  • 18 gauge 3-prong plug
  • High quality 6′ line cord with Weather-Tight Fitting
  • Black, oil-resistant PVC jacket
  • Fits household outlets
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