50 Amps Twist Lock Female to 50 Amp Male Adapter for RV

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Hi I am looking for a 50 amp power cord for my toy hauler rv. The female end that will plug into the trailer is a twist lock. The male end for my receptacle is the std 4 prong. Any suggestions? Thanks

asked by: Robert D

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We have the part # A10-5050D90VP which matches what you are looking for. It has the female 50 amp twist lock connector on one side and the standard 4 prong 50 amp connector on the male side. This is a 12 inch long adapter.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Answer 1

Yes, you do have the right adapter for the Epicord 50 Amp Twist Lock Power Inlet #277-000139. To plug into the inlet and parallel kit you can absolutely use the Mighty Cord 90-Degree RV Power Cord Adapter - 50 Amp Twist Lock Female to 50 Amp Male…

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Answer 2

The Mighty Cord RV Power Cord Item #A10-5025ED90 is not available in a 50 ft. Since you are wanting 50 ft for your 2019 Cardinal 3850 5th Wheel, I recommend using the Mighty Cord RV Power Cord Adapter Item #A10-5050D90VP with the Mighty Cord RV…

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Answer 3

We have two 50 foot long 50 amp power cord extensions. The Mighty Cord part #A10-5050E which is all black and the part #A10-5050EHLED which has lighted handles.

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Answer 4

The Mighty Cord RV Power Cord Extension w/ Indicator Lights #A10-5050EHLED is a 4 wire cord comprised of 6 AWG wire and 8 AWG wire.

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Answer 5

The only way that you will be able to get your Mighty Cord RV Power Cord Adapter #A10-5050D90VP to hang straight down is if you're able to loosen up and rotate the RV receptacle. Some look like they might be easy to accomplish this while others…

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Answer 6

Yes the 50 foot long 50 amp power cord extension part #A10-5050EHLED that you referenced would work great for your application. It is the correct amperage rating, has the right connectors, and is 50 feet long.

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