RAYBESTOS UNBRANDED
RAYBESTOS UNBRANDED 10 ft 18 AWG Polarized 2-Prong Power Cord
A 10 ft, 18 AWG polarized two-prong power cord with UL, CSA and RoHS approval for TVs, printers and other electronics
- 10 ft reach powers devices across the room
- Polarized two-prong plug matches equipment sockets
- 18 AWG conductors carry current safely
- UL, CSA and RoHS approvals confirm compliance
- Suits TVs, printers, laptops and AV gear
Polarised 2-Prong Power Cord
This 10 ft 18 AWG polarised cord connects laptops, TVs, printers and audio equipment to a standard wall outlet. The two-prong plug fits devices that require a polarised connection. It is supplied new with UL, CSA and RoHS approvals.
Thermals Noise and Power Draw
The cord carries mains current to the attached power supply without active cooling or moving parts. In normal use it runs silently and adds no audible noise to the system. Power draw is determined entirely by the connected device.
Replaces Damaged or Short Factory Leads
It upgrades a frayed, lost or too-short original lead on compatible two-prong equipment. The 10 ft length adds placement flexibility where the stock cable falls short. Buyers who need a three-prong grounded connection or a higher current rating cannot use this cord.
Highlights
- 10 ft reach powers devices across the room
- Polarized two-prong plug matches equipment sockets
- 18 AWG conductors carry current safely
- UL, CSA and RoHS approvals confirm compliance
- Suits TVs, printers, laptops and AV gear
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How do I install the 10 ft 18 AWG polarized cord and which way does the wide blade go?
Plug the wide blade into the wide slot of the wall outlet and the narrow blade into the narrow slot; the polarized design prevents reversed insertion.
Will the 18 AWG wire or the polarized plug need replacement after extended use?
The cord is UL and CSA approved for continuous duty; inspect the jacket and plug periodically and replace only if insulation cracks or blades loosen.
What is the first limit I hit when running a load near the 18 AWG rating for long periods?
The 18 AWG conductors set the ampacity ceiling; sustained current at the rated limit will cause conductor heating before any other component reaches its limit.
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