Electric Range Cord Suppliers

What We Manufacture in This Category

We build range cords as complete, ready-to-install assemblies: molded or assembled plug, flexible copper conductor, ring-terminal eyelets and a strain-relief transition sized to the appliance chassis. The two catalogue models are the 50-amp 3-wire range cord and the 50-amp 4-wire range cord, both using copper conductors and eyelet connectors for direct connection to the range terminal block.

Because we also produce the broader Power cord family, conductor stranding, insulation compounds and plug bodies come from the same controlled supply chain. That matters when a range cord has to match the colour code, jacket hardness and temperature behaviour of the rest of an appliance wiring set.

3-Prong and 4-Prong Range Cord Range

Application Fit and Circuit Matching

Range cords sit between the wall receptacle and the appliance terminal block. Correct selection starts with the branch circuit: a 3-wire circuit needs a 3-prong cord, a 4-wire circuit needs a 4-prong cord, and the plug configuration must match the receptacle already installed in the kitchen. We confirm this against the appliance rating plate before quoting.

Materials and Critical Specifications

Copper conductors carry the load current; the insulation and jacket must tolerate the heat radiated from the back of a range. We confirm conductor gauge, insulation material, jacket material, temperature rating and plug body material against the appliance's electrical and thermal requirements.

• Conductor: stranded copper, sized to the 50 A rating and the required voltage drop over the cord length
• Insulation and jacket: selected for heat resistance and mechanical protection behind the appliance
• Plug and connector body: molded construction with integral strain relief
• Terminals: eyelet connectors with hole diameter and stud size matched to the range terminal block
• Markings: conductor identification and cord rating printed or moulded as required by the destination market

Configuration Options We Build To

Range cords are rarely one-size-fits-all. We configure the assembly around the appliance interface rather than forcing a catalogue item into a design that does not fit.

• 3-wire or 4-wire construction
• Cord length from short appliance tails to longer service lengths
• Eyelet hole diameter, ring orientation and stud size
• Conductor colour sequence to match the appliance wiring diagram
• Plug type matched to the receptacle standard of the destination market
• Private-label printing and packaging for distributor programmes

Where a project needs a different plug standard or a related appliance lead, our Dryer Cord range and the wider Range And Dryer Cord family use the same conductor and termination approach.

Quality Control and Compliance Evidence

Our production operates under an ISO 9001 quality management system, with in-house testing laboratory and inspection equipment used across the power cord lines. Range cords are built on c(UL)us-certified power cord construction, and our compliance documentation includes Certificate of Compliance E529560, E325763 and E321611, Verification of Compliance records and Authorization To Mark.

For appliance OEM and distributor programmes we can supply the certificate references that apply to the cord construction used, together with routine inspection records for the production batch. Acceptance criteria are agreed at the quotation stage so that incoming inspection at the customer's plant matches what we test in our own laboratory.

Installation, Maintenance and Serviceability

Range cords are installed by connecting the eyelets to the appliance terminal block, routing the cord through the strain-relief clamp and securing the plug into the wall receptacle. Correct torque on the terminal screws and a properly seated strain relief are the two points that determine long-term reliability.

• Terminal screws torqued to the appliance manufacturer's specification
• Strain relief clamped on the outer jacket, not on individual conductors
• Cord routed clear of the oven vent and sharp chassis edges
• Visual inspection of insulation and terminals at each service visit

We keep the plug body, terminal and conductor specifications on file so that replacement cords for an existing appliance platform remain consistent over repeat orders.

Information We Use to Configure Your Solution

To prepare an accurate range cord proposal we work from the appliance and the installation, not from a generic part number. The following inputs let us confirm construction, tooling and packaging in one pass.

Drawings or physical samples are both workable. Our R&D team develops and produces to customer drawings or samples, and we can review an existing cord to confirm whether a direct replacement or a modified construction is the better route.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between a 3-prong and a 4-prong range cord?

A 3-prong range cord connects to a 3-wire branch circuit, where the neutral also serves as the grounding path. A 4-prong range cord connects to a 4-wire circuit with separate neutral and equipment ground conductors. The correct choice is determined by the receptacle and circuit already installed, not by the appliance alone.

Can you supply range cords with custom lengths and eyelet sizes?

Yes. We configure cord length, conductor colour sequence, eyelet hole diameter, ring orientation and stud size to the appliance terminal block drawing. Custom lengths are common for OEM range platforms where the standard catalogue length does not reach the terminal block cleanly.

What certifications apply to your range cords?

Our range cords are built on c(UL)us-certified power cord construction, and our compliance file includes Certificate of Compliance E529560, E325763 and E321611, Verification of Compliance records and Authorization To Mark. We confirm which certificate applies to the specific cord construction quoted for your project.

Do you produce range cords for private-label distribution?

We produce private-label range cords for distributor programmes, including printed markings and retail or bulk packaging. Packaging artwork, label content and carton configuration are agreed before production so that the delivered goods match the sales channel.

How do you handle repeat orders for an existing appliance platform?

We keep the approved conductor, plug body, terminal and packaging specifications on file. Repeat orders are produced against those records, which keeps replacement cords consistent with the original appliance build and simplifies incoming inspection at your plant.