Cable Leader
Cable Leader 6ft NEMA 1-15P to IEC C7 Power Cord 18 AWG Black
Six-foot figure-8 cord links a NEMA 1-15P plug to a C7 inlet at 125 volts and 10 amps
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- 6 ft length reaches wall outlets from desk setups
- NEMA 1-15P to IEC C7 fits laptop bricks and printers
- 18 AWG copper with SJT jacket rated 105C and 300V
- Non-polarized 2-prong plug suits double-insulated electronics
- UL listed for 125V 10A household power
Replacement figure-8 cord
This 6 ft cable connects a standard NEMA 1-15P two-prong plug to an IEC 60320 C7 inlet. It is built with 18 AWG copper inside an SJT jacket rated for 105C and 300V. The cord carries UL listing and supports 125.00 volts at 10 amps.
Suits double-insulated devices
It fits laptop power bricks, notebooks, printers and other equipment that use a non-polarized C7 figure-8 inlet. Buyers who need a polarized plug or a higher current rating should look at something else.
Steady 10 A capacity
The 18 AWG conductors are rated for continuous operation at 10 amps within the 105C temperature limit. It will not support the 13 A of 16 AWG or the 15 A of 14 AWG cables used for computers and servers.
Highlights
- 6 ft length reaches wall outlets from desk setups
- NEMA 1-15P to IEC C7 fits laptop bricks and printers
- 18 AWG copper with SJT jacket rated 105C and 300V
- Non-polarized 2-prong plug suits double-insulated electronics
- UL listed for 125V 10A household power
Specifications
| Brand | Cable Leader |
|---|---|
| Features | This 6ft power extension cord is made by Cable Leader and features a style with material. It supports a voltage of 125.00 volts and an input current of 10 amps. The cable is Black in color and is UL listed. It comes with a Male-to-Female connector and does not require batteries. |
Questions about this item
Do I need a device with an IEC 60320 C7 figure-8 inlet for this cord to work?
Yes, the C7 connector fits laptop power bricks, notebooks, printers and other electronics that use a standard C7 inlet.
Can I use this 18 AWG cord with a 16 AWG or 14 AWG power brick I already own?
The cord is rated for 10 A at 125.00 V; as long as the brick draws 10 A or less it will operate safely alongside heavier-gauge equipment.
How can I confirm the cord is functioning correctly after I plug it in?
The connected device should power on normally and the SJT-jacketed cable should remain cool during use, indicating the 105C / 300V rating is being met.
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