The SA-PC4R-50 solves the power distribution problem that plagues every live sound setup. When you're running multiple amps, monitors, mixers, and effects units, standard single-outlet extension cords create a tangled mess of cables competing for limited wall outlets. This 50-foot heavy-duty extension cord transforms one outlet into four, giving you the power distribution you need without the clutter.

Built with 12-gauge wiring and rated for 15 amps, this cord handles the power demands of professional audio equipment without voltage drop or overheating concerns. The nickel-plated NEMA 5-15P male plug connects to standard wall outlets, while the outlet box provides four NEMA 5-15R female connections for your gear. Heavy-duty PVC jacketing and strain relief protect the connections from the wear that comes with regular setup and teardown.

DJs running multiple powered speakers, lighting controllers, and mixers will appreciate having all connections in one compact outlet box. Church sound teams can power floor monitors, wireless receivers, and mixing consoles from a single wall connection. Mobile performers and wedding bands benefit from the 50-foot reach, allowing power distribution from distant wall outlets to stage positions without multiple extension cords daisy-chained together.

The cord terminates in a molded 4-outlet box with NEMA 5-15R connections that accept standard audio equipment power cables. UL listing ensures safety compliance for permanent installations in venues and houses of worship.

Seismic Audio backs the SA-PC4R-50 with a one-year warranty and ships it ready to solve your power distribution challenges.

Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

How many pieces of audio equipment can I power with this extension cord?

The SA-PC4R-50 provides four outlets and is rated for 15 amps total, so you can power four pieces of standard audio equipment as long as their combined current draw doesn't exceed 15 amps. Most powered speakers draw 2-4 amps, mixers typically use 1-2 amps, and wireless receivers use less than 1 amp. Always check your equipment's power requirements and never exceed the 15-amp total rating.

Is 50 feet long enough for most venues and outdoor events?

Fifty feet handles most small to medium venue setups, reaching from wall outlets to stage positions in rooms up to 40x60 feet. For church sanctuaries, wedding receptions, and most DJ gigs, this length eliminates the need to daisy-chain multiple extension cords. Larger outdoor events or venues with distant power sources may require longer runs or additional extension cords.

Can I use this with high-powered amplifiers and subwoofers?

Yes, the 12-gauge wiring handles professional audio equipment including powered subwoofers and amplifiers, as long as the total current draw of all connected equipment stays under 15 amps. The heavy-duty construction prevents voltage drop that could affect amplifier performance. Check each piece of equipment's amperage rating before connecting.

What's the difference between this and hardware store extension cords?

Standard consumer extension cords typically use 14 or 16-gauge wire and aren't built for the constant plugging/unplugging of mobile audio setups. The SA-PC4R-50 uses thicker 12-gauge wire for better current handling, includes strain relief at connection points, and features an outlet box design that keeps multiple connections organized and protected rather than having outlets spaced along the cord.

Do I need any special adapters or cables to use this with my audio gear?

No adapters needed – the SA-PC4R-50 uses standard NEMA 5-15 connections that match the power cables on virtually all US audio equipment. The male plug fits standard wall outlets, and the four female outlets accept the power cables from your mixers, speakers, amplifiers, and other gear. Everything connects with the cables that came with your equipment.

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including Di(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate (DEHP), which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, go to: www.P65Warnings.ca.gov