Brown, 18/2 Plastic Covered Lamp Cord - Wire Sets, CHOICE OF 4 LENGTHS

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Product Name	Price	Qty
46840 - 16 ft. Length, Brown 18/2 Plastic Covered Lamp Cord Set, SPT-2	$6.70
46700 - 6 ft. Length, Brown 18/2 Plastic Covered Lamp Cord Set, SPT-1	$2.69
46710 - 8 ft. Length, Brown 18/2 Plastic Covered Lamp Cord Set, SPT-1	$3.58
46730 - 10 ft. Length, Brown 18/2 Plastic Covered Lamp Cord Set, SPT-1	$4.37
46720 - 12 ft. Length, Brown 18/2 Plastic Covered Lamp Cord Set, SPT-1	$4.78
46810 - 8 ft. Length, Brown 18/2 Plastic Covered Lamp Cord Set, SPT-2	$3.74
46830 - 10 ft. Length, Brown 18/2 Plastic Covered Lamp Cord Set, SPT-2	$4.44
46820 - 12 ft. Length, Brown 18/2 Plastic Covered Lamp Cord Set, SPT-2	$5.33

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Brown, 18/2 Plastic Covered Lamp Cord - Wire Sets. High quality U.L. CSA listed lamp cord sets with polarized plugs and stripped, copper-tipped ends. 18/2 105° U.L. CSA

♦ Your Choice of Cord - Wire Length
♦ Your Choice of SPT-1 or SPT-2*

*SPT-1 and SPT-2 refer to the thickness of the insulation surrounding the stranded copper wire. Generally speaking, SPT-1 easily slips through 1/8 IP lamp pipe, SPT-2 does not easliy slip 1/8 IP pipe. Please reference U.L. guidlines for appropriate applications for SPT-1 and SPT-2 rated lamp cord.

46700 - 6 ft. Length, Brown 18/2 Plastic Covered Lamp Cord - Wire Set, SPT-1
46710 - 8 ft. Length, Brown 18/2 Plastic Covered Lamp Cord - Wire Set, SPT-1
46810 - 8 ft. Length, Brown 18/2 Plastic Covered Lamp Cord - Wire Set, SPT-2
46730 - 10 ft. Length, Brown 18/2 Plastic Covered Lamp Cord - Wire Set, SPT-1
46830 - 10 ft. Length, Brown 18/2 Plastic Covered Lamp Cord - Wire Set, SPT-2
46720 - 12 ft. Length, Brown 18/2 Plastic Covered Lamp Cord - Wire Set, SPT-1
46820 - 12 ft. Length, Brown 18/2 Plastic Covered Lamp Cord - Wire Set, SPT-2
46840 - 16 ft. Length, Brown 18/2 Plastic Covered Lamp Cord - Wire Set, SPT-2

Warning:

Caution: Electrical Hazard!

Important! You must remember that before you attempt to fit, replace, or remove any of the parts on an electric lamp or fixture you must always disconnect or unplug the lamp or fixture from any source of electricity before you begin. Simply turning the lamp "off" will not protect you from an electrical shock.

If you are not sure how to safely disconnect your lamp or fixture from its electrical source, you should contact a licensed electrician or your local power company for further instructions.

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