Volt King 12-Gauge Cord Reels
Pull out only as much cord as you need, then quickly retract it with a light tug on the end of the cord.
Item #
GRP40669
The Volt King 12-gauge self-retracting cord reel lets you pull out as much of the extension cord as you need, then retract it neatly with a quick tug on the end of the cord. It features three outlets at the end of the cord, a 180° swiveling design and an impact-resistant polypropylene case. The ball-style cord stop is adjustable so that any length of cord can be left trailing after it is retracted. Rid yourself of tangles and the hassle of recoiling a traditional extension cord with the Volt King cord reel.
Features:
- Includes brackets for mounting on wall or ceiling
- Swivels 180° to avoid stress on the cord
- Cord retracts smoothly and easily, without twists or tangles
- Impact-resistant polypropylene case
- 12/3 SJT 15-amp electrical cord with three 120V outlets
- Overload protection switch shuts down power in case of overload to protect your tools
- Lead-in cord lets you locate the reel up to 4.5' away from an outlet
- For indoor use
How to Operate:
- The cord reels have a ratchet wheel lock which will only lock at the certain points but not able to lock arbitrarily.
- Check the reel for correct operation by slowly pulling out the cord. A ''clicking'' noise will be heard every half revolution of the drum.
- To latch the reel, pull out the cord then allow it to retract after hearing the first, second, or third ''click''.
- To unlatch the reel, slowly pull out the cord until the “clicking” noise stops then, holding on to the cord, let it retract in a controlled way until the cord stop rests against the cord guide rollers.
(1) Volt King Retractable Cord Reel
(1) 40' 12-Gauge Cord (pre-installed)
(1) Mounting bracket
(2) Cement screws
(2) Wood screws
| Brand | King |
|---|---|
| Tech Spec |
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| Discountable | Yes |
4.4 / 5.0
39 Reviews
Shiiping in it's own package / Damaged when received
Seems like a pretty decent product from the look and feel, but shipping in its on display package isn't a very bright idea. I could hear something loose inside housing, and when trying to retract cord and see if it works, I found it would not catch and was obviously a broken reel brake that is floating around loose. Shame, because it does look and feel quality
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Does this unit have a reset switch for the power overload protection?
BEST ANSWER: Yes, there is an internal circuit braker to protect against overload. There is also a reset button on the face to reset after the overload is corrected.
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- Jeff H on Jul 16, 2019
What is the Ampere / Voltage / MAX Watt Rating?
Is the cord a soft flexible plastic? Does it get stiff in cold weather? My space is not heated.
BEST ANSWER: I have this cord handler in my garage and it is unheated. The cord is of good quality and will remain flexible when the temperature in my garage is 50 degrees F. I live in Houston TX so it does not get super cold here but I believe that this cord would remain flexible down to freezing temperatures. I hung my device from the ceiling and the stop device does not work well in this position. I have a clamp I use to keep the cord out.
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- Charles B on Dec 21, 2019
Is this 15 Amp rated Reel Cord UL listed?
BEST ANSWER: Not familiar with the term “UL LISTED” but I’m quite confident in the gauge of the wires and their ability to handle my shop needs. The size of the wire is larger than the tools I’m plugging in. Good enough for me.
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- GARY S on Aug 1, 2019