AWAY FROM CAMPGROUND, UNIQUE CORDSET DELIVERS POWER

 Owners with a SmartPlug onboard their RV typically use pedestal power for electricity in a campground. But when it’s in the driveway or storage facility, they can rely on the 15A 120V Dual Configuration Cordset from SmartPlug Systems. The 30A connector plugs into the RV and the other end into a standard 15A three-prong wall outlet. Made in the USA, it’s the perfect solution for long-term storage, and running lights and low-amperage equipment.

Like all SmartPlug products, the 15A 120V Dual Configuration Cordset is designed for safety and ease of use. It provides over 27 times the metal-to-metal contact for reduced electrical resistance and potential for overheating—important considerations when the RV is unobserved on a driveway or in a storage facility.

Unlike a traditional shore power connector that has L-blades and threaded rings to align, the SmartPlug is easier to use. It pushes straight in and locks in place. Because of its unique asymmetrical shape, it’s simple to use one-handed, even in dim conditions. When connected, the integrated LED indicator lights show when the power is flowing normally or if a dangerous ground or reverse polarity problem exists.

The cordset is fully sealed against water penetration. The cord is extremely flexible for easy coiling in freezing weather. SmartPlug Systems’ 15A 120V Dual Configuration Cordset is available in 4′ (model C15043), 25′ (C15253), and 50′ (C15503) lengths. They are Canadian CSA, Europe CE, Intertek ETL, and US ETL certified.

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