KENTEK
KENTEK US to AU 3 Prong Power Cord 6 Ft 18 AWG Black
Connects US IEC320 C13 devices to Australian AS3112 outlets with a 6 ft 18 AWG cable built to UL, CSA and ISO 9001:2000 standards
- TypePower Cables
- Connects US devices to Australian outlets using IEC320 C13 and AS3112 plugs
- 6 ft length gives flexible placement for monitors, PCs and printers
- 18 AWG wire gauge delivers reliable power transfer for standard equipment
- Black finish blends with office and home setups
- UL, CSA and ISO 9001:2000 manufacturer standards ensure certified build quality
Purpose and audience
This KENTEK cable adapts a standard IEC320 C13 equipment lead to an AS3112 three-pin mains outlet used in Australia and New Zealand. It lets travellers or relocating owners connect PCs, monitors, printers or scanners that already carry a C13 inlet without relying on a loose travel adaptor.
Who should buy and who should not
Buyers needing a tidy, single-cable link between a C13 device and an Australian wall socket will find the 6 ft length and 18 AWG conductors practical. It is not for anyone whose equipment requires a different inlet type, a longer reach, or a built-in voltage converter.
Deciding specification
The cord carries UL, CSA and ISO 9001:2000 manufacturer approvals and uses an 18 AWG conductor rated for the C13-to-AS3112 connection. Confirm the attached device is multi-voltage before plugging in, because the cable does not change the supply voltage.
Highlights
- Connects US devices to Australian outlets using IEC320 C13 and AS3112 plugs
- 6 ft length gives flexible placement for monitors, PCs and printers
- 18 AWG wire gauge delivers reliable power transfer for standard equipment
- Black finish blends with office and home setups
- UL, CSA and ISO 9001:2000 manufacturer standards ensure certified build quality
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What connector must my device already have to use the IEC320 C13 end of this cord?
Your device needs a standard IEC320 C13 inlet, the three-pin socket found on most PC power supplies, monitors, printers and scanners.
Will the AS3112 plug on this cord fit the older two-pin outlets still found in some Australian buildings?
No, the AS3112 plug has three pins including an earth pin, so it only mates with modern three-pin Australian or New Zealand sockets.
How can I confirm the cord is delivering power correctly once I have plugged it in?
The connected device should power on normally; the cable itself has no indicator lights, so normal operation of the equipment is the only confirmation.
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