STARTECH
STARTECH 1415R3FPOWERCORD computer power cord
A 1-metre extension cord with IEC C14 to NEMA 5-15R connectors, 18 AWG wire rated for 125V at 10A, and moulded strain relief
- Reliable power delivery with 18 AWG wire rated for 125V at 10A
- Universal fit for monitors, PCs, scanners and printers via IEC 320 C14 to NEMA 5-15R connectors
- Durable fully moulded strain relief connectors protect against cable stress
- Manufacturer testing confirms compliance with industry standards
- Lifetime backing includes free 24/5 multi-lingual technical support
What this cord does
The StarTech 1415R3FPOWERCORD is a 1 metre IEC C14 to NEMA 5-15R extension cord built with 18 AWG wire and rated for 125V at 10A. Fully moulded strain relief connectors provide a durable link for monitors, PCs, scanners and printers.
Check your existing connections
Verify that your device or power strip accepts a C14 plug and that the wall outlet or UPS supplies a NEMA 5-15R receptacle. Confirm the 10 A rating covers the equipment you plan to connect before ordering.
Who this suits and who should look elsewhere
Ideal for users needing a short, high-quality replacement or extension between C14 inlets and standard North American outlets. Not suited for buyers who require a longer run, a different regional plug type or a higher current rating than 10 A.
Highlights
- Reliable power delivery with 18 AWG wire rated for 125V at 10A
- Universal fit for monitors, PCs, scanners and printers via IEC 320 C14 to NEMA 5-15R connectors
- Durable fully moulded strain relief connectors protect against cable stress
- Manufacturer testing confirms compliance with industry standards
- Lifetime backing includes free 24/5 multi-lingual technical support
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Does the 1 m IEC C14 to NEMA 5-15R cord come ready to use or do I need a separate plug?
The cord has fully moulded connectors on both ends so it works straight out of the box with no extra parts required.
Should I choose the 18 AWG 10 A version or a heavier gauge for my monitor?
The 18 AWG cable is rated for 125 V at 10 A, which matches the power draw of most monitors, PCs, scanners and printers.
What does the 125 V 10 A rating mean when the cord is connected to my PC?
It means the cord can safely deliver up to 125 volts at 10 amps, covering the typical power supply input of standard desktop computers and peripherals.
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