Nine Outlet Christmas Tree Foot Tapper Extension Cord

Nine Outlet Christmas Tree Foot Tapper Extension Cord

is perfect for plugging your Christmas tree lights in. The nine outlets are spaced apart in three separate outlets so you can plug in the different sections of your Christmas tree separately. There is a foot tapper which allows you to turn on and off your lights without bending over. The 9 outlet Christmas tree extension cord can handle up to 1500 standard mini Christmas lights. The indoor extension cord has individual safety covers over the outlets to help prevent accidental shocks. The Westinghouse Christmas tree extension cord is 15 foot long. There is 35 inches between the wall plug in and the foot tapper. There is 66 inches (5ft 6 inches) between the foot tapper and the first set of 3 outlets. There is 33 inches between the first outlet and the second outlet, and 33 more inches between the second and 3rd outlets. Each of the plugs have 3 outlets to handle more than 1 strand of lights at a time. Select this link to view our Safety and Care Instructions for Christmas lights.

The Westinghouse name is recognized as a quality home product and is the registered trademark of The Westinghouse Electric Company and its Subsidiaries. This is a Westinghouse quality product made to insure a safe and memorable holiday season. Instructions for this Christmas tree extension cord are included. Select this link to view our other Power Strips and Power Protection Supplies.

Caution:
This cord is specifically designed for 2 wire appliances. To minimize the risk of electrical shock, do not use any appliance, light set, or tool with a 3-wire grounding type plug with this product. Do not splice, repair or modify. Do not use in wet conditions. Do not use as permanent power source. Unplug when not in use. Keep children away. Do not use damaged cord sets. Do not plug more than a total of 625 watts into this cord. If the number of watts is not marked on the appliance, multiply ampere rating (on nameplate) by 125 to determine equivalent watts. Add determined watts for each plugged in appliance or lamp (sum of watts on bulbs) to find total watts being used.

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