extension cords and rain
I have a 25ft extension cord that I have to attach sometimes to the shorepower cord to reach the receptacle. Should I try to do anything special with where it connects if it is raining. I know water...
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I do not worry about a connection in the rain Unless you are plugged into a GFCI there won't be enough "leakage' to matter (GFCI's may trip)
But I do not like them sitting in a puddle, so I'll put something under it, I may also lock it in a container not unlike the one pictured above
For 30 amp plugs and adapters I have a plastic tool box with a couple of notches to let the cord pass, and some other mods to keep water from pooling inside (allow it tot drain out of the top while the box is upside down).
But I do not like them sitting in a puddle, so I'll put something under it, I may also lock it in a container not unlike the one pictured above
For 30 amp plugs and adapters I have a plastic tool box with a couple of notches to let the cord pass, and some other mods to keep water from pooling inside (allow it tot drain out of the top while the box is upside down).
