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iMBAPrice 1 Ft AC Power Cord NEMA 5-15P to IEC320C13 UL Listed 3 Prong Cable
One-foot UL-listed power cable connects NEMA 5-15P plugs to IEC-320-C13 devices at 13 A and 300 V
- UL listed for verified safety compliance
- 13 A rated cable handles demanding power loads
- NEMA 5-15P to IEC320C13 fits many devices
- 1 ft length reduces clutter in tight spaces
- SJT construction rated for 300 V durability
1 ft AC power cord for laptops and peripherals
This one-foot cable connects a standard NEMA 5-15P wall plug to an IEC 320 C13 inlet. It suits laptop power bricks, monitors, printers and game consoles that use a three-prong connector. The cord is UL Listed and built with SJT insulation rated for 10 A at 300 V.
Check the device inlet
Verify that the equipment you are powering has an IEC 320 C13 socket and that the one-foot length will span the gap between the mains outlet and the device. The plug is a grounded NEMA 5-15P type for North American sockets. No other connector variants are included.
Replaces short or missing factory cables
Use this cord when the original lead is too short, damaged or lost. The SJT jacket is rated for 13 A at 300 V, matching typical office equipment loads. Buyers who need a longer run or a right-angled connector should look elsewhere.
Highlights
- UL listed for verified safety compliance
- 13 A rated cable handles demanding power loads
- NEMA 5-15P to IEC320C13 fits many devices
- 1 ft length reduces clutter in tight spaces
- SJT construction rated for 300 V durability
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What connectors are on the 1-foot AC power cord and do I need any extra parts?
The cord has a NEMA 5-15P three-prong plug on one end and an IEC-320-C13 shrouded female connector on the other; it is a single complete cable with nothing else required
Which cable rating should I choose for a device that draws up to 10 amps?
The SJT cable is rated 10 A at 300 V, matching the 10 A figure on the UL listing, so this version suits equipment within that limit
What does the 13 A rating mean when the cord is plugged into a real machine?
The connector itself is rated 13 A at 300 V, so the cord can carry up to 13 amps through the IEC-320-C13 end provided the attached equipment and the wall circuit also support that current
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