Nippon Labs
Nippon Labs 30POW10W1-B141513-03 14 AWG 3 ft computer power cord
A 14 AWG hospital-grade power cord with NEMA 5-15PHG to IEC-60320-C13 connectors, rated 5A at 125V, in a 3 ft black SJT cable
- TypePower Cord
- ColorBlack
- Length3 ft.
- Wire Gauge14 AWG
- Hospital-grade NEMA 5-15PHG plug meets medical safety standards
- IEC-60320-C13 connector fits standard PC and server power supplies
- 14 AWG SJT cable supports 10 A at 125 V for reliable current delivery
- Three-foot length keeps rack and desk cabling tidy
- Black SJT jacket resists abrasion in clinical and office environments
Hospital-grade NEMA 5-15PHG cord
This Nippon Labs power cord uses a hospital-grade NEMA 5-15PHG plug and an IEC-60320-C13 connector. The 14 AWG SJT cable is rated for 5A at 125V. It supplies mains power to compatible IT equipment.
Check IEC-60320-C13 inlet and voltage
Verify that your device has an IEC-60320-C13 inlet and operates at 125V. The three-foot length limits placement distance from the outlet. The 5A rating suits only loads within that current draw.
Fixed three-foot length and black finish
The cord is manufactured at a fixed three-foot length with a black jacket. No alternative lengths or colours are included. The hospital-grade plug meets specific medical-grade retention requirements.
Highlights
- Hospital-grade NEMA 5-15PHG plug meets medical safety standards
- IEC-60320-C13 connector fits standard PC and server power supplies
- 14 AWG SJT cable supports 10 A at 125 V for reliable current delivery
- Three-foot length keeps rack and desk cabling tidy
- Black SJT jacket resists abrasion in clinical and office environments
Specifications
| Brand | Nippon Labs |
|---|---|
| Model | 30POW10W1-B141513-03 |
| Type | Power Cord |
| Color | Black |
| Length | 3 ft. |
| Wire Gauge | 14 AWG |
| Shipping weight | 0.14 kg |
| Package size | 127 × 51 × 51 mm |
Questions about this item
Does the cord include both the NEMA 5-15PHG plug and the IEC-60320-C13 connector, or must either end be purchased separately?
The cord ships with both ends already attached — a hospital-grade NEMA 5-15PHG plug on one side and an IEC-60320-C13 connector on the other — so nothing extra is required.
Should I choose the 14 AWG version or a thinner gauge for a typical desktop PC drawing under 5 A at 125 V?
At 14 AWG the cord is rated for 10 A at 125 V, giving comfortable headroom for a 5 A load while keeping the cable flexible for a 3 ft run.
What does the 10 A / 125 V rating mean when the cord is plugged into a standard North American wall outlet?
It means the cord can safely carry up to 10 A continuously on a 125 V circuit, well above the 5 A draw of most desktop power supplies, so it will not overheat in normal use.
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