Heavy Duty Rewireable IEC C13 Female Inline Socket Plug 10A 250V for Refitting on Mains Cables

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The C13 mains power cable also known as a kettle lead style connection is quite a common connection for things like monitors PC towers laptop chargers among other devices. Your use of pre-used packaging materials to save the environment was also appreciated, a thing we often do when mailing items to friends and relations but I have not seen this adopted sensibly by business.

For example, an electric kettle cord can be used to power a computer, but an unmodified computer cord cannot be used to power a kettle. Rack Power Distribution Unit with IEC 320 C13 Sockets and UK Plug Input - Available with or without Digital Ammeter Please Note- If purchasing a PDU with Digital Ammeter, there may be a 2-3 Day leadtime. Three-wire cords with C13 connectors, which are easier to find, are sometimes used in place of the two-wire cords for replacement.

Appliance couplers enable the use of standard inlets and country-specific cord sets which allow manufacturers to produce the same appliance for many markets, where only the cord set has to be changed for a particular market. Unpolarized C7 connectors can be inserted into the polarized inlets; however, doing so might be a safety risk if the device is designed for polarized power.

If a product develops a fault within its warranty period you are entitled to a repair, refund or replacement at our discretion. The cable features integrated strain reliefs that provide additional protection and support to the connectors and protects them against damage from excessive bending.

Fitted with a flexible cord, the components become interconnection cords to be used for connecting appliances or for extending other interconnection cords or power supply cords. Using globally-accepted power system components, such as IEC 60320 connectors and inlets, in a product design can help to expand business opportunities. a Protection Class II connector cannot mate with a Class I inlet which requires an earth); whereas connecting a Class I connector to a Class II appliance inlet is possible because it creates no safety hazard.

At the same time, this part of the standard no longer includes standard sheets which were moved to a new part: IEC 60320-3.Not that your workmanship was ever in doubt but specifying electrical connections, especially oddball ones like this one which cannot be bought off the shelf, is new to me. Note: Cables with IEC C13 sockets such as this are sometimes known by the generic term 'kettle lead'. First published October 31, 2014, this part initially included the standard sheets for both appliance couplers and interconnection couplers.