Cable Leader
Cable Leader 3ft 16 AWG NEMA 5-15P to 5-15R Computer Power Extension Cord
Three-foot 16 AWG extension cord adds indoor reach for grounded 13 A devices with UL and CSA certification
- TypeExtension Cable
- ColorBlack
- Length3 Feet
- Terminal GenderMale to Female
- Wire Gauge16 AWG
- Extends power reach by 3 ft to wall outlets, strips or surge protectors
- 16 AWG grounded copper carries 13 A at 125 V for computers and appliances
- True 3-wire grounded design with moulded plugs and strain relief for safe indoor use
- SJT jacket rated for indoor offices, labs, workshops and homes, not wet outdoor locations
- UL Listed and CSA certified to file E210037 with RoHS compliance
Extends Standard 3-Prong Power Cords
This three-foot extension cord connects a NEMA 5-15P plug to a 5-15R outlet, adding reach between a wall outlet, power strip or surge protector and the existing cord of a computer, monitor, appliance or shop equipment. The 16 AWG SJT-jacketed cable carries 13 A at 125 V and uses a true three-wire grounded copper construction with moulded plugs and strain relief. It is UL Listed, CSA certified under file E210037 and RoHS compliant for indoor use only.
Indoor-Rated SJT Jacket For Fixed Installations
The SJT jacket is rated for indoor environments such as offices, labs, workshops and homes; it is not suitable for wet or outdoor locations where an SJTW jacket would be required. The male plug inserts into any standard three-prong receptacle while the female end accepts the device’s original power cord, freeing the builder from repositioning furniture or equipment to reach a distant outlet. No additional adapters or converters are needed for typical desktop, monitor or peripheral connections.
Passive Cable With No Active Cooling Or Power Draw
As a passive copper extension, the cord generates no heat of its own and adds no audible noise to the system; thermal performance depends entirely on the connected load staying within the 13 A rating. The 16 AWG conductors are sized for continuous 13 A service, so voltage drop over the three-foot length remains minimal for computers and similar 125 V equipment. Builders needing higher current for servers, PDUs or 20 A gear should select a 14 AWG or 12 AWG cord instead.
Highlights
- Extends power reach by 3 ft to wall outlets, strips or surge protectors
- 16 AWG grounded copper carries 13 A at 125 V for computers and appliances
- True 3-wire grounded design with moulded plugs and strain relief for safe indoor use
- SJT jacket rated for indoor offices, labs, workshops and homes, not wet outdoor locations
- UL Listed and CSA certified to file E210037 with RoHS compliance
Specifications
| Type | Extension Cable |
|---|---|
| Color | Black |
| Length | 3 Feet |
| Terminal Gender | Male to Female |
| Wire Gauge | 16 AWG |
Questions about this item
What is the maximum continuous current this 16 AWG cord can carry before it becomes the limiting factor?
The cord is rated for 13 A at 125 V, so sustained loads above 13 A will exceed its capacity.
How warm does the SJT-jacketed cable get when running at its 13 A rating all day?
At the rated 13 A the conductors operate within UL temperature limits for SJT insulation, so the jacket stays warm but within certified safe bounds.
Which plug and socket types must the existing equipment already have for this cord to connect?
Your device needs a NEMA 5-15P plug and the power source must provide a NEMA 5-15R outlet, both standard 3-prong grounded types.
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