England Notebook Power Cord
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6ft England / UK Notebook Power Cord, Non-Polarized, with Fuse (IEC-320-C7 to UK Plug BS1363-1/A)SKU:PW117-1206-
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England Notebook Power Cords: Reliable Connections for UK Travel
Whether you're a frequent traveler to the United Kingdom or planning your first trip, having a reliable England Notebook Power Cord is essential for keeping your laptop, VCR, DVD player, and other devices powered up. At CableLeader, we understand the importance of seamless connectivity, which is why we offer a comprehensive range of high-quality England Notebook Power Cords tailored to meet your needs.
Understanding the Connectors
Our England Notebook Power Cords are designed with two distinct connectors to ensure a secure and reliable connection. On one end, you'll find the BS1363 UK plug with a 5A fuse, which is the standard plug type used in the United Kingdom. This plug features a unique design with three rectangular flat pins arranged in a triangular or "T" position, with the third pin serving as a grounding pin.
On the other end, our cords are equipped with an IEC-60320-C7 non-polarized connector, which is a common connector used for powering laptops, VCRs, DVD players, and other devices. This connector features two slots, allowing for a non-polarized connection, ensuring compatibility with a wide range of devices.
Connector Compatibility and Safety
When traveling to the UK, it's crucial to use the appropriate power cords to ensure the safety of your devices and prevent potential damage. Our England Notebook Power Cords are designed to work seamlessly with UK power outlets, eliminating the need for additional adapters or converters. Additionally, all our products are VDE, ENEC, and BSI certified, ensuring compliance with RoHS directives and providing you with peace of mind regarding safety and quality.
Applications and Usage
Our England Notebook Power Cords are versatile and can be used to power a wide range of devices while traveling in the UK. Whether you need to charge your laptop, power your VCR or DVD player, or connect any other device that requires a non-polarized power cord, our cords are the perfect solution.
- Laptops: Keep your laptop charged and ready for work or entertainment on the go.
- VCRs: Power your VCR to watch your favorite movies or recordings.
- DVD Players: Enjoy your favorite movies or shows on your portable DVD player.
- Other Devices: Connect any device that requires a non-polarized power cord.
Product Durability and Quality
At CableLeader, we pride ourselves on offering products that are built to last. Our England Notebook Power Cords are constructed using high-quality materials, ensuring durability and longevity. The cables are designed to withstand frequent use and travel, making them an ideal choice for frequent travelers or those who need a reliable power solution for their devices.
In addition to durability, our cords are designed with safety in mind. The BS1363 UK plug features a fuse, which is a requirement in the UK for safety purposes. This fuse helps prevent potential electrical hazards and protects your devices from damage caused by power surges or fluctuations.
Enhance Your UK Travel Experience
Don't let a lack of power connectivity hinder your travel experience in the United Kingdom. With CableLeader's England Notebook Power Cords, you can stay connected and keep your devices charged, ensuring a seamless and enjoyable trip. Order your England Notebook Power Cord today and experience the convenience and reliability of our products.
What is the British standard power cord?
BS 1363 is a British Standard which specifies the common single-phase AC power plugs and sockets that are used in the United Kingdom. Distinctive characteristics of the system are shutters on the line and neutral socket holes, and a fuse in the plug. It has been adopted in many former British overseas territories. The England Notebook Power Cords from CableLeader are designed to meet this standard.
What does a UK plug type look like?
The type of plug from the UK and Ireland is G. The pin or male has three rectangular flat pins placed in a triangular or t position. The third of the pins of this type of plug serves as a grounding and the plug also has a fuse inside. This is the standard plug type used in our England Notebook Power Cords.
Do I need a special plug for England?
Yes, you need a power plug travel adapter for sockets type G in England. You may also need a voltage converter, as the standard voltage in the UK is 230V at a frequency of 50Hz. Be extra careful with certain devices because of the difference in frequency. Our England Notebook Power Cords are designed to work seamlessly with UK outlets.
Can you use a US plug in the UK?
Yes, but you need a converter and you need to check the voltage. You'll need a US to UK voltage converter if you want to use devices that are rated below 220V; the other common range is 110V to 120V. In the US, devices in this range normally include irons, electric razors, hair dryers, and curling irons. For hassle-free use in the UK, we recommend our England Notebook Power Cords designed specifically for UK outlets.
Why are British plugs so big?
To save copper, Britain adopted the ring main system, with sockets connected sequentially, but this meant each connection needed its own fuse. Instead of putting the fuses in the sockets, they were included in the plugs themselves. Hence the UK's bigger plugs. Our England Notebook Power Cords feature this larger plug design with an integrated fuse for safety.
Can I use a 2 pin plug in UK?
The 13A socket is the only type used within the UK to power appliances. Our England Notebook Power Cords feature a 3-pin BS 1363 plug with a 5A fuse, which is a requirement in the UK for safety. If you need to connect a 2-pin NEMA 1-15 (Type A) or 3-pin NEMA 5-15 (Type B) plug to a UK socket, you'll need a separate adapter.
What is the cord for England?
Type G plugs and sockets, as specified by the BS 1363 standard, started appearing in 1946 and became the standard in the UK by the end of the 1960s, replacing earlier types. Our England Notebook Power Cords feature this type G plug, ensuring compatibility with UK outlets.
Does it matter which power cord I use?
Yes, using an inadequate power cord might lead to voltage drops or fluctuations, affecting device performance or causing malfunctions. Always use the correct cord to ensure optimal performance. Our England Notebook Power Cords are designed specifically for use with laptops, VCRs, DVD players, and other devices in the UK, providing a reliable and safe power connection.
Are all laptop power cords the same?
No, laptop power cords can vary in terms of connectors, voltage, and current ratings. Many laptop chargers use a standard cable with one of two standard 3-pin plugs at the charger end, and a country-specific plug at the other end. Our England Notebook Power Cords feature an IEC-60320-C7 non-polarized connector for the laptop and a BS 1363 UK plug, ensuring compatibility and safe operation.
What happens if you use the wrong power cord?
Using an incorrect power adapter or cord can lead to overheating, damage to the battery, and even fry the laptop's internal components. It's akin to sending a surge of power that the laptop's circuits can't handle. Always use the correct power cord designed for your specific laptop model and the country's electrical standards. Our England Notebook Power Cords are a safe and reliable choice for powering your devices in the UK.
How do I know what power cord to buy for my laptop?
Check your laptop's serial or model number, and use this information to search for a replacement charger that is specifically designed for your laptop model. You can also refer to the documentation or manufacturer's website for details on the required power cord and plug. Our England Notebook Power Cords are compatible with a wide range of laptop models and clearly specify the connector types and certifications.
Do power cords go bad?
Yes, power cords can wear out over time due to regular use and exposure to environmental factors. It's important to replace them periodically to ensure safe and reliable operation of your devices. Look for signs of wear and tear, such as frayed or cracked insulation, and replace the cord if necessary. Our England Notebook Power Cords are built to last, but we recommend replacing them if you notice any damage or performance issues.