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SOOW And Portable Power Cables
- UL-rated SOOW vs. non-UL-rated SOOW: What is the Difference?
- SOOW vs SJOOW vs SEOOW: Understanding The Specs
- SJT, SVT, And Other Rare Types of Portable Power Cables
- Bus Drop Cable vs. SOOW and other Portable Cords
- SJTW vs. SJOOW - Which Junior Portable Power Cable To Choose?
- Conduit, Water, Underground: Common Questions And Misconceptions About SOOW Cable Applications
- Choosing A Portable Power Cable: Type W vs. SOOW
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SOOW And Portable Power Cables
SOOW and other service cords are flexible power cords used in various heavy-duty and light-duty industrial and residential tools and equipment. Depending on the type, the cables are rated 600V or 300V, have a thermoset or a thermoplastic insulation. The cables can be resistant to oil and weather, depending on the subtype.
