Most flat 3‑prong cords use 16 AWG wire rated for about 13 A, while some heavier‑duty options use 14 AWG and are rated for 15 A.
Lengths range from very short 1 ft cords up to 10 ft and 15 ft options, with several 3 ft cords commonly offered.
Most models provide three AC outlets; some add USB charging—examples include two USB ports with a combined 3.4 A output or combinations of USB‑C and USB‑A ports.
Common space‑saving features are a low‑profile/angled flat plug that sits flush behind furniture and rotating flat plugs (often 360°) that let the cord exit left, right, or down to avoid bulky bends.
Yes. Some include a wall‑mount bracket for fixed placement and built‑in loops or hangers to keep the cord neatly stored when not in use.
Typical constructions mention 100% pure copper conductors, SJT‑style cabling with a PVC jacket for heavier cords, and braided or woven fabric jackets on designer models for durability and appearance.
These are 3‑conductor cords with grounded three‑prong plugs and grounded receptacles to provide a proper earth connection for devices.
Many cords are rated 13 A at 125 V (about 1,625 W); some 14 AWG replacement cords are rated 15 A at 125 V (about 1,875 W).
