Stayonline has a nice molded-end L6-20 cord for $39:

-Phil
Gary, where did you get those large yellow plugs with the safety handles that you showed at the meeting? I have not been able to locate them. I will need NEMA 10-30 and NEMA 14-30.garygid wrote:Just ordered two 25' cords ($39 each) from http://www.StayOnline.com ...
and some boxes ($3 each), and a socket tester ($5) from the http://www.HarborFreight.com site.
Thanks for the suggestions.
Sounds like the same ones I bought:tbleakne wrote:Gary, where did you get those large yellow plugs with the safety handles that you showed at the meeting? I have not been able to locate them. I will need NEMA 10-30 and NEMA 14-30.
Thanks.
Yes, they do, but you have to cut away some of the rubber in the seals that go on the end.GeekEV wrote:Will the moulded 6-20s fit in there? It looks a little tight. If someone were to disregard the suggestions, of course!
Good one Phil. By the way, thanks so much for the conversion service for my L1 EVSE to 240v. You were lightning fast turning it around the same day you got it. No one could ask for better service. I added the Leviton 6-50p (Home Depot) to one of the pig-tails you sold me (in place of Gary's head) and tested it last night for 5 minutes. Worked fine. I'll give it the 8 hr soak and charge test tomorrow night. Before I added the plug I also bought the Pass & Seymour brand (Lowes) and was happier with the Leviton since it had at least a little finger grip to pull out the plug from the receptacle. Randy did use the P&S on his and it looks just fine as well and I believe his overnight charge test went as expected. I did buy a pair of 7/16" ID, 3/4" OD grommets at Lowes to put on the cord for securing the cable (see photo) in the Leviton plug as, of course, the plug is designed for larger than 12awg cable and the space needs some "filling in" for a real secure fit. A double-back fold of the wire gave it enough volume to easily be secured under the screw terminals on each pin (but of course you are well aware of that as well). Very nice. Still has a bit of an air gap (see photo) due to construction of the plug but that baby is secure. With the metal clasp and the two rubber grommets... it's going nowhere for sure. I believe the P&S does not have the air gap or at least not as large due to different construction. Not a big deal. Just a matter of preference as to which one might choose.... and I'm sure there are other manufacturers out there as well.Ingineer wrote:Are you going to be offering the Gary to L6-20 Adapter?
Here's the picture of the one we offer:
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-Phil