C2G 88513 2 Metre UK Power Cable (IEC320C13 to BS 1363) 6 Foot Kettle Lead/Power Cord, Black

C2G UK Power Cable IEC320C13 to BS 1363 UK Plug, Kettle Lead/Power Cord

Replace your overused or misplaced power cable. This universal power cable is designed to work with most desktop PC’s, monitors, scanners, printers, treadmills and musical/audio equipment and other devices that use the 3-pin shroud power connector. This flexible, heavy duty cord features a fully snagless design for maximum durability and long life. The female connector plugs directly into the device while the male UK 3 pin plug connects into a standard outlet.

C2G 3 pin plug power cable features a heavy duty cord, fully snag-less design for maximum durability and long life.

Connector 1 BS 1363 male UK 3 pin plug. Connector 2 C13 IEC Female power cable. Also known as a kettle lead / kettle plug, the C2G power cable will fit most household appliances.

• Fitted with a replaceable 10 amp fuse, Outer Diameter: 6.7mm ± 0.2mm.
• Connectors: 3-pin shroud female (IEC-320-C13) to 3-prong grounded plug male (BS 1363)
• ROHS compliant / BS1363 Compliant.
• Design: Female connector plugs directly into device and male connector plugs into standard outlet
• Compatibility: Computers, monitors, scanners, printers, and other devices that use a 3-pin shroud power connector

The IEC 320 C13/C14 connectors are based on standards created by the International Electro-technical Commission, an international standards body. The “320” refers to the number of the specification that describes power connectors. The official text of the standard is actually numbered 60320, but common vernacular usage shortens it to 320. The C13 line socket is very common in the PC and A/V industry. The mating connector for the C13 socket is the C14 plug, which is often mounted into a recessed panel or chassis on computer power supplies or power transformers.

Power connectors allow electronic devices to connect to available power outlets. Power cables can carry either Alternating Current (AC) or Direct Current (DC). An example of AC power would be power that is provided by a standard wall outlet in a home or office. An example of DC power would be power that is provided by a battery. There are several different types of connectors and interfaces that are used all over the world.