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Shown lengths include short 2 ft portable cords, mid-range options of about 18–25 ft, and long 50 ft cords.

Yes — one listing shows a 3-outlet outdoor power stake that mounts on a ground spike. It includes protective clear outlet covers and an 18 ft heavy-duty cord, suitable for landscaping and holiday lighting.

Several listings use lighted female ends or built-in power indicators and clear plugs so the cord or plug illuminates when the outlet is active.

Common conductors are 16 AWG, 14 AWG, and 12 AWG. Typical amperage ratings range from about 13 A up to 20 A: many 16 AWG listings show 13 A, many 14 AWG listings show 15 A, and one GFCI-equipped unit is listed at 20 A.

Many cords arrange three grounded, three-prong outlets in a flared or “fan” layout. Common plug features include molded plugs with ergonomic grips and lighted female ends or power indicators to show when power is present.

Color options shown include black, red, white, and at least one orange variant. Some cords are marketed as high-visibility (e.g., bright red) while others have finishes intended to blend with décor.

Listings show integrated inline circuit breakers on 25 ft and 50 ft outdoor cords. Those breakers are described as automatically cutting power in the event of an overload or short circuit.

Typical listings show ratings such as 125 VAC with 13 A (1,625 W) for some 16 AWG cords and 125 V with 15 A (1,875 W) for many 14 AWG cords. Several descriptions also note ETL or cETL listing/certification and general compliance with industry standards.

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