What is a HPD cord?
HPD - A UL portable heater cord type. 300 V rating with two, three or four 18-12 AWG conductors with thermoset insulation and a cotton or rayon outer covering. For use in dry, no hard use locations, minimum maximum operating temperature of 90°C. HPN - A UL portable heater cord type with parallel construction.
What does Sjeow stand for?
S for Service. E for Thermoplastic Elastomer. OO for Oil-resistant insulation and Oil-resistant jacket. W for Weather and Water resistance. Rated to: 600 Volts.
What is the difference between SJT and SJTW?
Well, what's the difference, then? The greatest difference between SJTOW and SJOOW lies in the makeup of the cable. The “T” in SJTOW means thermoplastic materials in the jacket as well as insulation. This unique thermoplastic material used in our SJTOW is made of PVC.
What does Sjeow mean on an extension cord?
Cord DesignationsCord TypeJacketVoltage RatingSJEOWElastomer300SJEOOWElastomer300SJTThermoplastic300SJTOThermoplastic30018 more rows
What is the difference between Soow and Seoow?
In more general terms the SEOOW is a high-quality flexible cord engineered with plastic characteristics and rubber jacketed material compared to an SOOW which is only made up of a rubber jacket. The SEOOW is also more resistant to water than SOOW and has a higher temperature range of –50ºC to 105ºC.
What type of cord can be used on portable appliances?
Cord sets used with portable electric tools and appliances must be of the three-wire type and must be designed for hard or extra-hard use. Examples of flexible cords designed for hard or extra-hard use include hard service cord types S, ST, SO, STO and junior hard service, SJ, SJO, SJT, SJTO.
What is Blue HPN?
Introducing the Blue High Performance Network (HPN) Program. The Blue High Performance Network℠ (Blue HPN℠) is a new national network program being offered by the Blue Cross Blue Shield Association (BCBSA) that will be effective January 1, 2021. The BCBSA designed the Blue HPN to meet national market demand for high-quality networks ...
When will BCBSA start using Blue HPN?
The BCBSA designed the Blue HPN to meet national market demand for high-quality networks and lower total cost. Beginning January 1, 2021, you may see patients enrolled in Blue Cross and/or Blue Shield Plans that use the Blue HPN. Members enrolled in BCBS Plans that use the Blue HPN will use their in-network benefits when they receive services ...
Does BCBS use Blue HPN?
Members enrolled in BCBS Plans that use the Blue HPN will use their in-network benefits when they receive services at Blue HPN participating providers. Out-of-network benefits are not included for plans that use the Blue HPN, except in the case of an emergency.
Product Overview
Southwire 60146 HPN Heater Cord, 16/2, 250 ft. 250 ft. spool of wire. HPN Heater Cord, AWG size: 16/2. Approved for indoor use only. Intended for use in your home, commercial, or industrial projects. Okay for portable electric heaters, irons, coffee makers and other similar appliances. 250 ft. of cord. 300-Volt Rated. 16/2 Gauge Wire.
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