Run shore power to your RV from a full 25 feet away. The Camco 55501 bridges a standard 30 amp campground pedestal (TT-30P male plug) to a marine-style locking 30 amp inlet (L5-30R female socket), with a threaded locking ring that locks out accidental disconnections and a Power Grip handle design that makes plugging and unplugging easier even in low-light or wet conditions.
Tight campsite hookups and awkwardly placed pedestals are a constant frustration for RV owners. The Camco 55501 gives you 25 feet of heavy-duty cord so you can position your rig without fighting the power connection. The male end is a standard NEMA TT-30P -- the flat-blade 30 amp plug used on virtually every campground pedestal in North America. The female end is a NEMA L5-30R locking socket designed for marine-style 30 amp RV power inlets.
The threaded locking ring on the female end threads over the inlet collar and locks the cord in place, preventing it from working loose from vibration, foot traffic, or a wayward tug on the cable. When it is time to disconnect, simply unthread the ring and pull -- no tools needed. The bright yellow Power Grip handles give you something to grab onto, which matters when your hands are cold, wet, or gloved.
Standard campground 30A male plug on one end, marine-style locking 30A female socket on the other -- no adapters required for most 30A RV setups.
Included locking ring threads onto the inlet collar to create a weatherproof, pull-resistant connection at the female socket end.
Oversized yellow grip handles on both ends allow confident plugging and unplugging without wrestling the cord -- especially useful in rain or cold weather.
Full 25 feet of flexible black cord gives you the reach to park where you want rather than where the pedestal forces you. Jacket is UV- and weather-resistant.
Many RV shore power inlets -- especially those found on older coaches and marine-influenced designs -- use a twist-lock L5-30R receptacle rather than the flat TT-30 socket found on the pedestal. This cord handles both ends correctly in a single run, eliminating the need for a pigtail adapter stacked onto a standard extension cord.
This cord is specifically designed for RVs with a marine-style L5-30R locking inlet on the coach. If your RV has a standard TT-30R (flat-blade, non-locking) inlet, you need a standard 30A extension cord, not this locking version. The female end of this cord will not seat correctly in a flat TT-30R receptacle. If you are unsure, look at your shore power inlet: a locking inlet has a round face with a central ground pin and two angled blade slots arranged in a circular pattern.
This cord assembly weighs approximately 22.5 lbs. Factor that into storage planning -- a dedicated cord storage bag or reel is recommended for frequent use.