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12 ft extension cord

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Listings include multi-outlet units (commonly 3 outlets), single-outlet power cords, and some direct device power cords with no added outlet. Conductor counts shown include both 2-conductor and 3-conductor cables.

They commonly advertise a low-profile flat plug and a 360° rotating head so the cord can exit at any angle, plus slim or space-saving profiles designed to fit behind furniture, TVs, and desks.

Most listings specify indoor use. Product details commonly list "Indoor" and market these cords for home or office electronics rather than outdoor applications.

The search primarily surfaces 12 ft cords, but some rotating- or flat-plug product descriptions note multiple length options. At least one listing explicitly references a 6 ft option.

Most 12 ft cords list 16 AWG conductors rated around 13 amps (approximately 1,625 watts at 125 V). Some 2-prong TV-style cords are listed at about 7 amps (approximately 875 watts at 125 V).

Many items are listed with common safety approvals such as UL (UL Listed/UL certified) or ETL listings, typically for indoor use.

Grounded 3-prong extension cords are typically listed at about 13 amps (roughly 1,625 watts at 125 V). Two-prong TV/figure-8 cords are commonly shown around 7 amps (about 875 watts at 125 V).

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