Run these cords through high-traffic areas in dirty and greasy environments. They have a thick insulation that resists water, oil, and chemicals, and protects against abrasion.

SOOW cords have both an outer and inner insulation that resists oil, making them more durable than SEOW cords, which only have an outer insulation. SOOW cords also have impact-resistant connectors.

Avoid the clutter of multiple extension cords and overcrowded outlet strips—these extension cords have outlet boxes spread evenly along their length. They’re great for powering temporary workstations and areas with few wall outlets, such as construction or maintenance sites.

Each outlet box has cord grips on both ends for a connection that isn’t easy to yank out. The cord grips also take strain off the cord if it’s bent or pulled. Insulated with rubber and SOOW designated, these cords resist breaking down from oil, water, and chemicals. They won’t tear if dragged along the ground, and their outlet boxes won’t crack if dropped.

Cords with six outlets have an outlet box at the end.

Cords with seven outlets can be attached to another cord, so you can extend the length of your run.

Put overhead outlets in arm’s reach. These extension cords suspend pendant box outlets from the ceiling. Use them instead of running extension cords on the floor to reduce tripping hazards or instead of hardwiring power for a less disruptive install. The cord is flexible enough to loop and secure with a cable tie to adjust the drop height. They are designated SOOW, which means they have insulation that protects these cords from oil, water, and chemicals. Use them near greasy equipment or in damp workspaces without them cracking or getting brittle. If the outlet box bumps into your equipment, a thick rubber housing prevents damage.

These cords have a cord grip that fastens to the ceiling, making it hard to yank the plug from the ceiling outlet. A mesh extension wrapped around the end of the cord supports the weight of hanging and the strain of bending and swinging. On the other end, another cord grip ensures the outlet box stays connected to the extension cord. They meet OSHA requirements for strain relief. These cords do not support the weight of your equipment, so rest the outlet box on your work surface when in use.