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US power cord with plug and connector for WePresent hub

WePresent

WePresent Kit Power Cord US (B) for Hub Only

SKU CH-RKTF-Q089E

US power cord kit designed specifically for WePresent hub units

  • US plug ready for domestic outlets
  • Designed specifically for WePresent hubs
  • New condition ensures reliable power delivery
  • Simple replacement for lost or damaged cords

WePresent US Power Cord for Hub

This replacement power cord connects a WePresent hub to a standard US mains outlet. It is intended for owners of a compatible WePresent hub who have lost or damaged the original cable. The cord supplies AC power to the hub so it can operate normally. It is not a data cable and does not connect to a computer directly.

Thermals, Noise and Power Draw

The cord is a passive cable with no active components, so it generates no heat and makes no noise during use. It simply conducts the current the hub requires from the wall socket. Power draw is determined entirely by the connected hub and its power supply, not by the cord itself.

Highlights

  • US plug ready for domestic outlets
  • Designed specifically for WePresent hubs
  • New condition ensures reliable power delivery
  • Simple replacement for lost or damaged cords

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How do I connect the US Type B plug to my WePresent hub?

Insert the Type B plug fully into the hub's power input until it clicks; the cord is keyed for the hub only and will not fit other devices.

When should I replace this power cord?

Replace the cord if the insulation shows cracks, the plug pins are bent, or the hub loses power intermittently when the cable moves.

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