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3ft 18 AWG IEC320 C14 to IEC320 C5 Extender Power Adapter CordSKU:PW170-1203-
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C14 to C5 Power Cords: Reliable and Safe Connections for Your Devices
Introduction
In the world of power cords, the C14 to C5 connection is a popular choice for powering laptops, VCRs, DVD players, and other small electronic devices. These cords feature the IEC-60320-C14 male connector, commonly used for connecting power supplies to electrical outlets, and the IEC-60320-C5 female connector, often found on laptop power adapters and similar devices.
Connectors Explained
The IEC-60320-C14 connector, also known as the "kettle/jug plug," is a male connector designed for regular temperature-rated applications. It is rated for a maximum current of 10 amps and is widely used in desktop computers, monitors, and other electronic equipment.
On the other hand, the IEC-60320-C5 connector, often referred to as the "clover leaf" or "Mickey Mouse" connector, is a female connector typically found on the power cables of laptop power supplies and small appliances. It is rated for a maximum current of 2.5 amps and a voltage of 250 volts.
Specifications and Usage
CableLeader's C14 to C5 power cords are designed to meet the highest standards of quality and safety. These cords are constructed with heavy-duty 18 AWG cables, ensuring reliable power delivery and durability. The connectors are fully molded for added protection and longevity.
With a maximum amperage of 10 amps and a voltage rating of 300 volts, these power cords are suitable for a wide range of applications, including powering laptops, VCRs, DVD players, and other small electronic devices that require a safe and reliable power connection.
Durability and Safety
At CableLeader, we prioritize the safety and well-being of our customers. Our C14 to C5 power cords are constructed with PVC jackets that comply with RoHS and REACH directives, ensuring an environmentally friendly and safe product. The cords are UL and cUL listed, providing peace of mind and assurance of their quality and safety.
Additionally, the fully molded connectors offer enhanced durability and protection against wear and tear, ensuring a long-lasting and reliable power connection for your devices.
Conclusion
Whether you need to power your laptop, VCR, DVD player, or any other small electronic device, CableLeader's C14 to C5 power cords are the perfect solution. With their reliable and safe design, heavy-duty construction, and compliance with industry standards, these power cords ensure a seamless and worry-free power connection for your devices. Invest in quality and safety with CableLeader's C14 to C5 power cords today.
What type of power cord is C14 to C5?
The C14 to C5 power cord is designed to connect devices with an IEC-60320-C14 male connector to power supplies or adapters with an IEC-60320-C5 female connector. This type of cord is commonly used to power laptops, VCRs, DVD players, and other small electronic devices that require a reliable and safe power connection. At CableLeader, we offer a wide range of high-quality C14 to C5 power cords that are fully molded for durability and comply with RoHS and REACH directives.
What is C5 cable used for?
The C5 cable, also known as the "clover leaf" or "Mickey Mouse" connector, is widely used for laptop power supplies. The C5 connector is typically found on the power cable side, while the C6 connector is the inlet found on devices and power supplies.
Can you plug C14 into C13?
While the C14 plug can physically fit into a C13 socket and vice versa, they are not interchangeable on every device. It's important to use the correct connector type specified by the device manufacturer to ensure proper compatibility and safe operation.
What is the difference between C5 and C13 power cords?
The main difference between C5 and C13 power cords lies in their current ratings. The C5 connector is rated for 2.5A, while the C13 connector is rated for 10A. This means that C5 cords are designed for lower-power devices, such as laptops and small electronics, while C13 cords are suitable for higher-power devices like desktop computers and servers.