1-15P to C7 (2-Prong Non-Polarized)
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3ft 18 AWG Notebook Power Cord, Non-Polarized (IEC320 C7 to NEMA 1-15P)SKU:PW110-1203-
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1-15P to C7 (2-Prong Non-Polarized) Power Cords: Reliable and Versatile
In the world of power cords, the 1-15P to C7 (2-Prong Non-Polarized) variety stands out for its versatility and compatibility with a wide range of devices. Also known as notebook power cords or 2-slot power cords, these cables are designed to provide a reliable power connection for laptops, VCRs, DVD players, and other electronics that require a non-polarized power source.
Understanding the Connectors
The 1-15P to C7 power cords feature two distinct connectors, each serving a specific purpose:
- NEMA 1-15P: This connector, found on one end of the cord, is designed to fit seamlessly into standard US outlets. Its two parallel prongs ensure a secure connection to the power source.
- IEC-60320-C7 Non-Polarized: On the other end, the C7 connector is a non-polarized, 2-slot design that allows for easy insertion into compatible devices without worrying about polarity. This connector is commonly found on laptops, VCRs, DVD players, and other electronics that require a non-polarized power source.
Durable Construction and Safety Assurance
CableLeader's 1-15P to C7 power cords are crafted with durability and safety in mind. The 18 AWG SPT-2 cable is rated for 7A/125V, ensuring reliable power delivery and longevity. The fully molded design further enhances the cord's durability, making it an ideal replacement for damaged or missing power cords.
Safety is a top priority, and these cords are UL, cUL listed, and CSA approved, meeting strict safety standards. Additionally, all materials comply with RoHS and REACH directives, ensuring environmental responsibility and minimizing the impact on our planet.
Versatile Lengths for Every Need
CableLeader offers a wide range of lengths for the 1-15P to C7 power cords, catering to various device setups and room configurations. From the compact 1-foot cord for tight spaces to the extended 15-foot option for greater flexibility, you can find the perfect fit for your needs. Other popular lengths include 3 feet, 6 feet, and 10 feet.
Applications and Connected Devices
The 1-15P to C7 power cords are designed to power a wide range of devices that require a non-polarized power source. Some common applications include:
- Laptops and Notebooks: Many laptops and notebooks utilize the C7 non-polarized connector, making these cords an essential accessory for powering your portable computing devices.
- VCRs and DVD Players: Older VCRs and DVD players often feature a non-polarized power input, making these cords a perfect replacement for worn-out or missing power cables.
- Audio/Video Equipment: Various audio and video devices, such as amplifiers, receivers, and speakers, may require a non-polarized power source, making these cords a versatile solution.
- Other Electronics: From printers to gaming consoles, many electronics utilize non-polarized power inputs, allowing these cords to serve as reliable power sources.
Conclusion
CableLeader's 1-15P to C7 (2-Prong Non-Polarized) power cords offer a reliable and versatile solution for powering a wide range of devices. With their durable construction, safety assurance, and variety of lengths, these cords are an excellent choice for replacing damaged or missing power cables. Whether you need to power a laptop, VCR, DVD player, or any other device requiring a non-polarized power source, CableLeader has you covered with high-quality, dependable options.
Can you use a non-polarized cord on a polarized TV?
All polarized and non-polarized plugs will fit into a polarized socket, but polarized plugs will not fit into a non-polarized socket.
Do I need a polarized or non-polarized power cord?
In North America, with a 110V circuit, polarized outlets and plugs are used as a safety feature. They are used to help ensure the complete circle of electricity in a circuit, keeping the hot-wired pin on the hot-wired side of the outlet and the same for the neutral side and pin.
Is the ps5 power cord polarized or non-polarized?
Yes, this is a non-polarized power cord.
What does it mean for an extension cord to be polarized?
On a polarized power cord, one prong is wider at the tip than the other. Similarly, polarized wall outlets also have one slot which is wider than the other, to admit the wider prong. The wider prong/slot is intended to be wired to the "neutral" side of the mains.
What is the difference between polarized and non-polarized lamp cord?
A "non-polarized" plug has 2 narrow blades and can be inserted either way into an outlet. A "polarized" cord has some type of marking on one of the wires. This is either a "rib" molded into the insulation or a white (or other colored) stripe. Most often the rib or stripe indicates the "neutral" wire, but not always.
What is the difference between a polarized and non-polarized plug?
An appliance with a polarized power cord has a NEMA 1-15P plug with prongs that match the outlet. It will only go in one way. An appliance with a nonpolarized power cord also has a NEMA 1-15P plug, but the prongs are identical, so it can go in either way. A grounded NEMA 1-15P has three prongs.
Why are polarized plugs safer than non-polarized plugs?
Polarized plugs are safer because they ensure the plug is inserted correctly in a socket for proper flow of electric current, and reduce the risk of electrical shock. Consumers should never force a polarized plug into a non-polarized outlet, or shave the wide prong down to fit. Use an adapter or find an appropriate polarized outlet.
How do you tell if a plug is polarized?
A polarized plug has one blade that is wider than the other while a non-polarized plug has the same width of blades. It is important to ensure that the polarized plug is inserted correctly into the outlet, with the wider blade going into the wider slot, to ensure proper connection.
What is NEMA 1 15P?
NEMA 1-15P (two-pole, no ground) and NEMA 5-15P (two-pole with ground pin) plugs are used on common domestic electrical equipment, and NEMA 5-15R is the standard 15-ampere electric receptacle (outlet) found in the United States, and under relevant national standards, in Canada.