Built With Heat-Resistant Materials
Safety Protocols to Follow
The Power Bucket™ is a temporary power distribution solution designed to provide convenient access to electricity wherever it is needed. Rated for 125 VAC and a maximum of 20 amps, The Power Bucket™ should be used only for temporary power distribution and operated according to all safety instructions. Users should read and save all safety information before use. The Power Bucket can be reached at Get ThePowerBucket.net or by email at getthepowerbucket@gmail.com. Available models include PBS20, PBS20GFCI, PB20USB, and PB20AW.
Important safety instructions include understanding the electrical ratings of the unit: maximum voltage of 125 VAC, maximum current of 20 amps, and maximum load capacity of 2,500 watts. Never exceed these ratings. To avoid electrical shock, inspect all cords and plugs before each use, do not use damaged equipment, keep cords away from heat, sharp edges, and water, and always use properly grounded outlets. When using electrical equipment near water, do not operate equipment in the rain unless it is specifically rated for wet locations, never handle cords with wet hands, and use GFCI protection whenever required.
To prevent overloads and maintain safe operation, do not overload outlets or circuits, avoid daisy-chaining extension cords, and never exceed the 20-amp maximum rating. Keep the unit away from children and pets, disconnect power before servicing, follow all warning labels, and inspect equipment regularly. Following these guidelines helps reduce the risk of electrical shock, fire, equipment damage, and personal injury. In the event of an electrical shock, disconnect power if it is safe to do so, do not touch the victim until power has been disconnected, and seek immediate medical attention. In the event of an electrical fire, disconnect power if safe, evacuate the area, use a Class C fire extinguisher, and contact emergency services immediately.
Date of Issue: August 1, 2026.