Marinco 30A 125V Molded Standard Cordset – White – 50′ – 199120
Original price was: $105.59.$73.53Current price is: $73.53.
Description
Marinco 30A 125V Molded Standard Cordset – White – 50′ (Model 199120)
Make shore power connections safe and reliable with the Marinco 30A 125V Molded Standard Cordset (Model 199120). Designed for marine and RV applications, this heavy-duty 50-foot shore power cord delivers dependable performance and long service life, making it ideal for powering your boat at the dock.
Built to Marinco’s trusted standards, this cordset ensures secure power delivery with molded connectors, rugged construction, and excellent strain relief — perfect for everyday use in marine environments.
Key Features & Benefits
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Marine-Grade Construction: Built with high-grade, multi-strand copper wire and a UV-stabilized, flame-retardant jacket for maximum flexibility and longevity.
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Power Indicator Light: A built-in LED on the female end glows red to let you know you have a live connection to the dock—no more guessing if the breaker is flipped.
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Easy Lock System: Features Marinco’s patented Easy Lock ring, which creates a watertight seal and prevents the cord from accidentally vibrating loose.
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Contoured Grip Ends: The molded ends are shaped to fit the human hand, making it easy to plug in and unplug even with wet hands or gloves.
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Corrosion Resistant: All contact points are nickel-plated to prevent oxidation and ensure a low-resistance electrical connection.
Technical Specifications
| Feature | Specification |
| Model Number | 199120 |
| Length | 50 Feet (15.2 Meters) |
| Amperage / Voltage | 30 Amp / 125 Volt |
| Color | White |
| Configuration | NEMA L5-30P (Plug) to NEMA L5-30R (Connector) |
| Standards | UL Listed |
What’s In The Box?
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1 x Marinco 50′ 30A 125V Power Cord (White)
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1 x Threaded Sealing Ring: For a watertight connection to traditional threaded inlets.
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1 x Easy Lock Ring: For use with Marinco Easy Lock inlets.
Safety Tip
Pro Tip: Always inspect your cordset ends for signs of “pitting” or heat damage. Replacing a worn cordset is much cheaper than replacing a scorched boat inlet!











