Sparks Fly When RV Electric Cords Get Stuck

RVs are connected to the electric grid by a long insulated power cord. These power cords have either 50 amp (four prong) or 30 amp (three prong) connectors at the end that attaches to the electric box at the camp site. Frequently these prongs become worn out because of having to pull and twist and wiggle and fight to get them out. This is especially true of the “pigtail” extensions. Ken Wilton the owner of Coil n’ Wrap has a product called “Plug Dogs” that will solve this problem permanently. Plug Dogs have strong easy to grip handles that allow you to comfortably and easily pull apart your 50 or 30 amp connections. You may have met Ken and his wife Judy as they demonstrate their many innovative products at RV shows all over the country. It’s very frustrating trying to separate a pigtail from a 50 amp cord. I’m not kidding, sometimes I think the super glue fairy came by and welded my pigtail to my 50 amp cord during the night. Plug Dogs have strong easy to grip handles that allow you to comfortably and easily pull apart your 50 or 30 amp connections. Place one 50 amp Plug Dog on the 50 amp male connector, one 50 amp on the 50 amp female end of the pigtail one 30 amp on the end of the 30 amp male connector. Now you can easily remove all your electric connections without a hassle! You can read more about this product here Plug Dog. Helping you stay connected to your sanity while easily disconnecting from your electric box - Jim Twamley, Professor of RVing