HydroQuip 16' 20A 120V GFCI Power Cord 90° [14/3 STW] (30-0062B-K)

HydroQuip 16' 20A 120V GFCI Power Cord 90° [14/3 STW], HydroQuip part number 30-0062B-K, is a GFCI-protected supply connection for properly matched spa equipment. This listing identifies the exact replacement by its supplier reference, rather than treating similarly named spa leads as interchangeable. The key details below should be checked against the equipment already installed before placing an order.

Features & Specifications

• HydroQuip part number: 30-0062B-K; verify this number against the original cable or supplier listing.
• Cable length: 16' as identified in the supplied product information.
• Specified voltage: 120V as identified in the supplied product information.
• GFCI current rating: 20A as identified in the supplied product information.
• Wire construction: 14/3 as identified in the supplied product information.
• Known designation: GFCI as identified in the supplied product information.
• Known designation: 90° as identified in the supplied product information.
• Known designation: 90-degree as identified in the supplied product information.
• Known designation: STW as identified in the supplied product information.
• Supplier identification: GFCI, 20A, 90-Degree, 16', STW 14/3.

Purpose & Application

This connection component serves the application stated in its title and supplier reference. Exact electrical and mechanical compatibility must be verified on the installed system.

Choosing the Correct Replacement

Confirm equipment model, function, wiring, plug ends, and cord length against the original assembly. Supplier color descriptions alone do not establish fitment.

Before You Order

• Confirm the existing equipment or control system model and the original manufacturer part number.
• Verify the GFCI and supply ratings against the spa nameplate and intended receptacle.
• Compare the mating plug type, pin arrangement and keyed housing; do not rely on color alone.
• Check the original electrical ratings and wiring diagram where a powered component is involved.

Installation & Service Considerations

Disconnect power before electrical service. Have a qualified technician inspect wiring, connector engagement, strain relief and the equipment installation requirements.

Why the Exact Part Number Matters

The correct part number and plug arrangement are more reliable fitment checks than a similar-looking cable. Compare the original connection and equipment documentation before ordering.