Dryer and RV Cords
Dryer, range and recreational vehicle cords are the heavy end of the North American range. Dryer cords use the NEMA 14-30P four-wire and 10-30P three-wire patterns, range cords use 14-50P and 10-50P, and RV cords use 14-50P, 6-50P and TT-30P style connections for shore power.
These builds use 10, 8 and 6 AWG conductors in STW, STOW, STOOW, SOW and SOOW jacketed cable, with a moulded plug and a ring terminal or moulded connector at the appliance end.
13 products in this category
Who Buys This Range
- Appliance retailers and installers supplying dryer and range cords
- RV dealers and shore power installers
- OEMs shipping a cord with a high current appliance
- Distributors stocking replacement cords in several lengths
Problems It Solves
- Correct three-wire or four-wire configuration for the outlet in the building
- Heavy gauge conductors rated for a 30 A or 50 A circuit
- Jacketed cable that survives being pinched behind an appliance
- Ring terminals prepared for direct connection to the terminal block
Typical Applications
- Clothes dryers and electric ranges
- Recreational vehicles and campers
- Marine and dockside shore power
- Welders and high current shop equipment
Products in Dryer and RV Cords
NEMA 6-50P
Dryer and RV Cords
NEMA 14-50P
Dryer and RV Cords
NEMA 15-50P
Dryer and RV Cords
(8)R.V.Cord
Dryer and RV Cords
(6)R.V. Cord
Dryer and RV Cords
(5)R.V. Cord
Dryer and RV Cords
(4)Rang Cord
Dryer and RV Cords
(3)Dryer Cord
Dryer and RV Cords
(1)Dryer Cord
Dryer and RV Cords
NEMA 5-30P
Dryer and RV Cords
NEMA 6-30P
Dryer and RV Cords
NEMA 10-50P
Dryer and RV Cords
(2)Rang Cord
Dryer and RV CordsHow These Are Built
Cord sets in this category are moulded on our own tooling with first class producing equipment and advanced mould processing equipment. Cable gauge and type, conductor count, cord length, jacket colour and the connector at the appliance end are all set on the order rather than fixed by a catalogue number. Complete OEM services are available and all products are RoHS compliant.
How OEM orders workFrequently Asked Questions
Do I need a three-wire or four-wire dryer cord?
It depends on the outlet already installed. Newer installations use the four-wire 14-30 pattern with a separate ground, older ones use the three-wire 10-30 pattern.
What gauge is used for a 50 A cord?
6 AWG and 8 AWG conductors are the usual choices for 50 A service. We will confirm against your run length.
Can you fit ring terminals?
Yes. Ring terminals for the appliance terminal block are standard on dryer and range cords.
Are RV cords weather rated?
They are built on W rated jacketed cable for outdoor and dockside use.
Get a Quotation for Dryer and RV Cords
Send the specification and we will confirm the construction, the approval and the price within twelve hours.