About
CordGauge Guide is a directory, not a cord brand
CordGauge Guide helps people pick portable-cord gauge by amps × run length × AWG so a 15 A shop tool is not hanging on a 16 AWG “outdoor” reel. We do not manufacture cords. We do not invent star ratings.
The site is published by Laqaer Products. The intended production domain is cordgaugeguide.com (not wired yet). For corrections or a voltage-drop assumption we should label more clearly, write hello@cordgaugeguide.com.
Editorial standards
- No fake scores. We will not rank cords 9.4 vs 8.7. Gauge, length, listing, and jacket type are the comparison.
- Planning math, labeled as planning math. Copper drop uses published NEC Chapter 9 Table 8 resistances. That is not a lab test of a named SKU.
- The mark on the cord wins. Ampacity is the listing and the plug, not AWG wishful thinking.
- Jacket ≠ gauge. SJTW is weather. It is not thicker copper.
- No other-brand bleed. This property is CordGauge Guide only — not a dumping ground for unrelated Laqaer consumer sites.
How the site is funded
Some product mentions may later become affiliate links. None are tagged yet; there are no retailer tracking IDs on this ship. If that changes, a purchase through those links may earn Laqaer Products a commission. Money does not buy a score here. See privacy for how a content-and-affiliate site handles data.
What we are not
Not an electrician, not a listing agency, not a substitute for the tool nameplate or the cord jacket print. If a cord is hot, cracked, or the tool bogs on a long run, stop stacking light-duty reels and size the copper — or hire a licensed electrician to put a receptacle closer to the work.