Stop wrestling with hard-to-grip plugs at the campground pedestal. Camco's patented Power Grip handles give you a firm, confident hold when connecting or disconnecting your rig's 50 amp service, even in wet or cold conditions. At 30 feet, this cord gives you real reach when your site's pedestal isn't right next to your hookup panel.
The Camco 55195 is built for RVs running a full 50 amp / 240V electrical system -- fifth wheels, large Class A motorhomes, and any rig with dual 30 amp legs. The 6 AWG copper wire handles the load, and the heavy-duty thermoplastic jacket resists abrasion on gravel pads and concrete slabs.
The signature yellow Power Grip handles are the real differentiator here. They give you enough surface area and grip texture to unplug a tight-fitting connection without pinching your fingers or twisting your wrist. The included carrying strap keeps the cord coiled and ready for the next move-out morning.
Patented ergonomic yellow grip ends make plugging and unplugging safer and easier, especially in tight or awkward pedestal locations.
Handles the full 50 amp / 12500W load without heat buildup. Suitable for continuous campground use at rated voltage.
Adds 30 feet of reach between the campground pedestal and your RV's shore power inlet -- enough for most back-in and pull-through sites.
Factory-included strap keeps the cord organized in your basement storage or on a cord reel hook. No tangled cord on arrival day.
Camco's Power Grip handle is not just a wider plug body -- it's contoured for a two-handed pull and angled to reduce wrist strain. If you've ever had a stuck 50 amp plug after a rainy night, this design makes a real difference.
This cord uses the industry-standard NEMA 14-50P male plug on one end and a NEMA 14-50R female socket on the other. That matches virtually every 50 amp campground pedestal in North America and the shore power inlet on 50 amp RVs. No adapters required for standard full-hookup sites.
This is a 4-prong, 50 amp cord. It will NOT fit a 30 amp (TT-30) pedestal or a 30 amp RV inlet. If your RV is 30 amp service, you need a different cord. If you need to connect a 50 amp rig to a 30 amp pedestal, a dogbone adapter (sold separately) is required -- do not use this cord without the correct pedestal socket.