Kenuco
Kenuco 10 ft Black AC Power Cord 16 Gauge 3 Prong 13A/125V 1625W
A 10 ft heavy-duty 16-gauge AC power cord with a three-prong plug rated for 13 A at 125 V and 1625 W
- TypeAC Power Cord Cable
- 10 ft length gives flexible placement options
- 16 gauge wire supports heavy-duty power delivery
- 3 prong grounded plug improves electrical safety
- 13A/125V rating handles standard appliance loads
- 1625W capacity suits power tools and equipment
Replacement AC Power Cord
This 10 ft black AC power cord replaces worn or missing leads on computers and appliances. The 16-gauge, three-wire construction handles 13 A at 125 V for up to 1625 W. A standard three-prong plug connects to any grounded North American outlet. The pigtail end allows direct wiring where a fixed connector is not required.
Pigtail End Wiring Flexibility
The stripped pigtail end lets installers terminate the cord with any connector or hard-wire it into equipment. This removes the limitation of a factory-fitted IEC or proprietary plug. The three conductors are colour-coded for correct live, neutral and ground termination. No additional adapters are needed for custom installations.
13 A 125 V Current Rating
The 13 A, 125 V rating determines whether the cord can safely power the intended device. Equipment drawing more than 1625 W requires a heavier gauge or higher-rated cable. Builders needing a higher amperage or a different voltage class must select an alternative power lead.
Highlights
- 10 ft length gives flexible placement options
- 16 gauge wire supports heavy-duty power delivery
- 3 prong grounded plug improves electrical safety
- 13A/125V rating handles standard appliance loads
- 1625W capacity suits power tools and equipment
Specifications
| Type | AC Power Cord Cable |
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Questions about this item
Will the 16-gauge wire or the 3-prong plug need replacement after extended use?
The cord uses 16-gauge wire rated for 13 A and 1625 W; the plug and conductors are moulded for the life of the cable under normal indoor loads.
What is the first limit reached when the cord runs at full 13 A continuously?
The 1625 W rating at 125 V is the design ceiling; sustained operation at 13 A reaches that thermal and ampacity limit.
Does the cable become noticeably warm when powering a 13 A load all day?
At the rated 13 A the 16-gauge conductors will run warm but within UL-listed temperature rise limits for continuous duty.
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