When the campsite pedestal is just a few feet too far, the Camco 55194 closes the gap without compromising safety or ampacity. Fifteen feet of 100% copper-wound, heavy-gauge cord rated for the full 50-amp, 125/250V shore power draw your rig demands -- with ETL certification to back it up.
Most 50-amp RVs ship with a fixed shore power cord that leaves little slack once you back into a site. The Camco 55194 PowerGrip gives you an extra 15 feet of reach while maintaining the same NEMA 14-50 connector standard -- so there is no adapter required, no reduction in ampacity, and no guesswork about compatibility.
Both ends feature Camco's angled 90-degree connector heads, which relieve stress at the point where the cord enters the pedestal or the RV's power inlet. Combined with PowerGrip handles molded for a secure grasp even with wet or gloved hands, this cord is built for real-world campground conditions -- rain, mud, low-light hookups.
Full copper conductors carry the complete 50-amp load with minimal resistance and heat buildup -- no aluminum fill or copper-clad substitutes.
Angled male and female connectors reduce cord kinking at the plug and relieve mechanical stress on both the pedestal outlet and the RV inlet.
Certified by ETL to CSA and UL standards -- required by many campgrounds and RV parks that inspect shore power equipment before allowing hookup.
Oversized, ergonomic grips on both ends make connecting and disconnecting easier, especially in cold weather or when wearing work gloves.
The 55194 is rated for the complete 50-amp, 12,500-watt load. You do not need to reduce your RV's power consumption or disable appliances because you are using an extension cord -- provided your campsite pedestal and RV inlet are both properly rated 50-amp connections.
The NEMA 14-50 is the 4-prong, 4-wire standard used on virtually all 50-amp RV shore power systems built in the last two decades. It carries two 120V hot legs, a neutral, and a ground -- delivering true 240V capability for air conditioners, electric ranges, and slide-out systems. The 55194's male plug (14-50P) connects to the campsite pedestal; the female receptacle (14-50R) connects to your RV's shore power plug.
The outer jacket is formulated to resist ignition and slow flame spread in the unlikely event of an electrical fault. The jacket also resists oil, moisture, and UV degradation, which matters for cords that spend time coiled in an exterior storage bay or draped across wet pavement.
This extension cord does not include surge protection or voltage monitoring. For full electrical protection, use this cord in combination with a Camco or Progressive Industries 50-amp surge protector or EMS unit installed between the pedestal and your RV's shore power inlet. Protecting against low voltage, high voltage, open ground, and open neutral conditions is especially important at older campgrounds with aging electrical infrastructure.