Electric Cord Used For Appliances

Used during hurricane Helene to power appliances with a generator.

Solid construction and works well. Used this for small appliances in the kitchen.

Not too many compartments but just enough for my backup drive, usb drive and the electric cord.

Purchased to use on a floating electric sectional, in lieu of battery packs. This cord is OUTSTANDING!!!!

Very light, small, compact, and comes with a removable electric cord. I use it to power highs on a 3way active crossover. The only problem I can think of is that the power on LED is a very very bright blue which can be annoying and distorting to look at in a very dark setting, although that can be fixed with a bit of masking tape so it's not a real problem.

Picked this up to charge my GFX100s batteries. You'll need a usb cord and electric plug. Works great and it is nice to see the charge levels on the batteries.

I purchased this CD player (yeah, I'm one of THOSE people who still loves to listen to music on CD) in order to eliminate my large CD player and thus save space in my small apartment.  The HamiltonBuhl HACX-114 did the trick beautifully!  The machine is easy to operate, plays like a dream, and can even handle my homemade CDR's.  With the right cords, it can easily hook into your receiver.  The knowledgable staff at B&H will fix you up with everything you need.  My only wish is that the CD Player included an electric cord because I don't like to rely on batteries for home equipment.  Luckily, the player can accommodate an electric cord and I happened to have a spare cord that just fit it.

The DataVac Electric Duster 500 has many things going for it. 1st its made in the USA 2nd, long cord is handy 3rd - you no longer need to buy Canned Air 4th - with the many tips you can blow out just about anything 5th - This is a BEST OF piece of equipment..QUALITY

I take 2 of these battery chargers on the road. I do not need a cord. Just find an electric outlet and charge. The charge time is reasonable. I suggest letting it keep charging when the green light goes on for another hour.

Used to get AC power for electrical items whose location is out of reach of the electric outlet. Most recently used to provide electricity for the Succah abode.