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Compact blue adapter with Australian plug pins and IEC C7 figure-8 socket

TeKit

TeKit JD2001 AU AS 3112 to IEC C7 Adapter Blue

SKU CH-4KZW-B48PP

Converts Australian AS 3112 plugs to IEC C7 figure-8 ports, rated 10A 250V for TVs, monitors and other devices

  • ColorBlue
  • SpecificationsAU to C7 Power Adapter, Toptekits 15A 125V Australia AS 3112
  • FeaturesConvert your AU Australia AS 3112 SAA power cord to 2 Pole I
  • Package Contents1 pc

Color Blue

  • Converts Australian AS 3112 plugs to IEC C7 figure-8 ports for direct device compatibility
  • Rated 10A 250V for reliable power delivery to TVs, monitors and printers
  • Single-piece design removes the need for an extra cable, reducing desk clutter
  • Compact and lightweight construction simplifies transport and storage for travel or office use
  • Built with robust materials to provide long-lasting durability and stable performance

Australian plug to IEC C7 adapter

The TeKit JD2001 converts an Australian AS 3112 mains plug into a two-pole IEC 320 C7 figure-8 socket. It lets you power devices that ship with a C7 inlet directly from a local wall outlet without an extra cable.

Check your device inlet and local socket

Verify that the equipment you want to connect uses a standard C7 figure-8 inlet and that your wall socket follows the AS 3112 pattern used in Australia and New Zealand. The adapter is rated at 10A and 250V, so confirm the appliance does not draw more current than that limit.

Replaces a separate C7 lead

This single-piece adapter replaces a dedicated IEC C7 power cord, removing one cable from the setup. The change is worthwhile when you want a compact, cable-free connection for travel or a tidy desk and the device already has a removable C7 cord.

Highlights

  • Converts Australian AS 3112 plugs to IEC C7 figure-8 ports for direct device compatibility
  • Rated 10A 250V for reliable power delivery to TVs, monitors and printers
  • Single-piece design removes the need for an extra cable, reducing desk clutter
  • Compact and lightweight construction simplifies transport and storage for travel or office use
  • Built with robust materials to provide long-lasting durability and stable performance

Specifications

BrandTekit
ModelJD2001
ColorBlue
SpecificationsAU to C7 Power Adapter, Toptekits 15A 125V Australia AS 3112 SAA to 2-Prong Female Figure 8 Power Adapter,IEC C7 to Australia AS 3112 SAA AC Converter (Au to C7)
FeaturesConvert your AU Australia AS 3112 SAA power cord to 2 Pole IEC 320 C7 female port without extra cable, convenient adapter often used to convert LED LCD Smart TV, Monitor, Printer, Scanner, Projector, Game Console, Entertainment System, Audio Multiroom Speaker, Laptop Notebook Charger, Camera Battery Charger, Sewing Machine and other devices requiring 2 prong AC cord etc
Package Contents1 pc

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Questions about this item

Does the TeKit JD2001 pack include any cables or only the adapter itself?

The package contains a single blue adapter that converts an Australian AS 3112 plug to an IEC C7 figure-8 female port; no extra cables are included.

The specs show both 15 A 125 V and 10 A 250 V ratings — which one applies in Australia?

In Australia the adapter is rated for 10 A at 250 V, matching the standard AS 3112 mains supply.

What does the 10 A 250 V rating mean when I plug a monitor into this adapter?

It means the adapter can safely carry up to 10 amps at 250 volts, covering typical monitors, printers, TVs and similar devices that use a C7 power cord.

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