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25ft Cord 360 for Oscillator and Nexa 360

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Description

AquaThruster Replacement Parts Only

25ft Cord 360 for Oscillator and Nexa 360

AquaThruster™ 360 Oscillator Power Cord

25 ft Length
Included Power Supply
25 ft replacement power cord for the AquaThruster 360 Oscillator

25 ft Replacement Power Cord for the 360 Oscillator

This 25 ft replacement power cord powers the AquaThruster™ 360 Oscillator and the AquaThruster Nexa 360. Use it to replace a cut, chewed, crushed or worn oscillator cord, or to change how far your oscillator sits from its outlet.

The oscillator has its own power cord, separate from the AquaThruster™ motor cord. This cord replaces the oscillator cord only. It does not power the thruster motor.

Includes power supply. It is the same power supply sold separately as the AquaThruster 12V Transformer.

25 ft 360 Oscillator Nexa 360 Power Supply Included Oscillator Cord

25 ft oscillator power cord.

Pick the Right Cord

Oscillator cord, not motor cord The motor and the oscillator each have their own power cord. This is the oscillator cord.

Measure the run Measure from the outlet to the oscillator along the actual cord route.

Never use an extension cord Choose a cord long enough to reach the outlet directly.

Protect it Use a cord wrap where the cord crosses rocks, sand or dock framing.

FIX

Replace a Damaged Cord

Swap out a cut, chewed or crushed oscillator cord.

25ft

Choose Your Reach

25 ft of cord to reach your outlet.

360

Separate From the Motor

Replaces the oscillator cord only.

Stop using a damaged cord. If the cord jacket is cut, chewed or crushed, unplug the unit and replace the cord before operating again. A GFCI-protected outlet is always advisable for waterfront equipment.

Protect the cord. Our Protective Cord Wrap adds an abrasion-resistant split sleeve around oscillator cords.

Need help confirming the right part? Call 877-224-4899.

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Need Help?

Questions About the 25ft Cord 360 for Oscillator and Nexa 360?

Call Weeders Digest at 877-224-4899 for help choosing the right equipment for your lake or pond.

Cord Lengths

Cord Lengths

360 Oscillator Cord Options

25 ft (this cord) Listed For: Oscillator & Nexa 360 · Power Supply Included: Yes
50 ft Listed For: 360 Oscillator · Power Supply Included: Not listed
75 ft Listed For: 360 Oscillator · Power Supply Included: Not listed
100 ft Listed For: 360 Oscillator · Power Supply Included: Not listed
150 ft Listed For: Oscillator & Nexa 360 · Power Supply Included: Yes
200 ft Listed For: Oscillator & Nexa 360 · Power Supply Included: Yes

Lengths marked "Not listed" do not mention a power supply. Call 877-224-4899 if you are unsure which cord your setup needs.

Specifications

Specifications

Specifications

Product 25 ft Cord 360 for Oscillator and Nexa 360
Length 25 ft
Powers Oscillator and Nexa 360
Power Supply Included
Does Not Power The AquaThruster™ thruster motor (separate cord)

How to Replace

How to Replace

Replacing the Oscillator Cord

  • Unplug the AquaThruster™ motor and the oscillator.
    The motor and the 360 Oscillator each have their own power cord. Disconnect both before you touch the unit.
  • Remove the old cord.
    Note how the cord is routed and secured, then disconnect it from the oscillator.
  • Install the new cord.
    Connect the new cord at the oscillator and route it the same way, away from pinch points and sharp edges.
  • Secure the cord.
    Fasten it along the dock so it cannot be pulled or snagged. Add a cord wrap where it rubs.
  • Restore power and test.
    Plug into a GFCI-protected outlet and confirm the oscillator runs as programmed.

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FAQs

Common Questions

25ft Cord 360 for Oscillator and Nexa 360 FAQs

Answers to common questions about the 25ft Cord 360 for Oscillator and Nexa 360.

What does the 25 ft 360 cord power?

It powers the AquaThruster™ 360 Oscillator and the AquaThruster Nexa 360. It is the oscillator cord, not the AquaThruster™ motor cord.

Does this cord include a power supply?

Yes, this cord includes a power supply.

Does it work with the Nexa 360?

Yes, this cord is listed for both the Oscillator and the Nexa 360.

How do I choose the cord length?

Measure the route from your outlet to the oscillator, including the run along the dock and down the pole, and choose the length that reaches without stretching the cord. Do not add an extension cord to make up the difference.

How can I protect the new cord?

Route it away from sharp dock edges and pinch points, and consider a protective cord wrap where it crosses rocks, sand or framing.

Which AquaThruster™ do I have: Original 360 Oscillator or Nexa 360?

The Original AquaThruster™ uses the separate 360 Oscillator attachment, programmed from a white keypad on older units or a black keypad on newer units. The Nexa 360 is the newer integrated system with keypad-controlled rotation and motor tilt, Lift Assist and one-pin Quick-Attach mounting. If you are unsure, call 877-224-4899 with your order information or a photo of the unit.

Who can help me confirm the right part?

Call Weeders Digest Product Support at 877-224-4899 or contact Weeders Digest Product Support. Having your order information and a photo of your unit makes matching the part quick.

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