England Notebook Power Cord, Polarized
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England Notebook Power Cord, Polarized: Your Reliable Connection in the UK
Traveling with your laptop or notebook to England? Don't let a missing or incompatible power cord disrupt your productivity. CableLeader offers a comprehensive range of England Notebook Power Cords, also known as UK Notebook Power Cords or Polarized Notebook Power Cords, designed to seamlessly connect your devices to UK power outlets.
What is an England Notebook Power Cord?
An England Notebook Power Cord, or UK Notebook Power Cord, is a specialized cable that allows you to safely charge and power your laptop or notebook computer while in England or any location that utilizes the BS1363 standard power outlets. These cords feature an IEC-60320-C5 connector, commonly referred to as the "Mickey Mouse" connector, on one end and a BS1363 UK plug with a built-in 5A fuse on the other.
Connectors Explained
- IEC-60320-C5 Connector: Also known as the "Mickey Mouse" connector, this end connects to the power inlet on your laptop or notebook, typically an IEC-60320-C6 socket.
- BS1363 UK Plug: This polarized, three-pronged plug is designed to fit securely into UK power outlets, ensuring a safe and reliable connection.
Why Choose CableLeader's England Notebook Power Cords?
At CableLeader, we understand the importance of reliable power connections, especially when you're on the go. Our England Notebook Power Cords are designed with quality and safety in mind, ensuring a seamless and worry-free experience.
Quality and Safety Assurance
- Certifications: Our England Notebook Power Cords are certified by trusted organizations like VDE, ENEC, and BSI, ensuring they meet stringent safety and quality standards.
- RoHS Compliance: All materials used in our cords are compliant with the RoHS directive, ensuring they are free from hazardous substances and environmentally friendly.
- Durability: Constructed with high-quality materials, our cords are designed to withstand the rigors of frequent travel and daily use.
Convenient Options for Your Needs
CableLeader offers two popular lengths for our England Notebook Power Cords: a 3ft cord for compact setups and a 6ft cord for added flexibility and reach. Both options feature a sleek black cable design that seamlessly blends into any workspace.
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Stay Connected, Stay Productive
Whether you're a frequent traveler, a remote worker, or simply need a reliable replacement for your damaged or lost power cord, CableLeader's England Notebook Power Cords are the perfect solution. With our commitment to quality, safety, and customer satisfaction, you can trust that your devices will remain powered and ready for action, no matter where your journey takes you in the UK.
Explore our range of England Notebook Power Cords today and experience the convenience and peace of mind that comes with a trusted power connection.
How do I identify a power cord?
The number of prongs on a power cord is your first clue to identifying your cords quickly. NEMA 1-15P are common types of power cables that feature two-pronged plugs. The non-polarized version of this cord features two straight blades of equal width, while polarized plugs feature one prong that is wider than the other.
Why are some power cords polarized?
A polarized plug is a plug with one large or wide prong and one narrow one. It ensures that the plug is inserted correctly in a socket for proper flow of electric current, and reduces the risk of electrical shock.
How do I find the right power cord for my laptop?
Fortunately, there are several simple ways to find the right charger for your laptop: Charger Part Number - Examine the label on your current charger. Charger Connector (Pin) Type and Watt - Physically examining the pin type. Laptop's Serial / Model Number - Examine the label on your current laptop. For optimal compatibility, consider our England Notebook Power Cords with polarized plugs.
How do I know if my cord is polarized?
The wider prong / slot is the "neutral". The other is "hot", or "line". Three wire extension cords are also polarized. If your extension cord is two wire, with both prongs / slots identical, it's not polarized.
How do I know if my power cord is polarized?
When plugged in, the electricity enters your plug through the hot wire prong and then exits through the neutral prong, to complete the circuit. You can see that on a polarized plug one side has a straight blade pin and the other has a more rounded end on the pin.
Can I use a non-polarized power cord on a polarized plug?
Polarized electrical products (with one blade of the plug being wider that the other) should be used only with polarized or grounded extension cords.
What do the letters on a power cord mean?
The letters on a power cord indicate the materials used. "T" stands for thermoplastic, and "E" stands for elastomer. Both letters tell you more about the materials used in your cable.
What are the markings on an electrical cord?
Common power cord jacket markings include:
- Number of conductors (e.g. 4/C for 4 conductors)
- AWG gauge for each conductor (e.g. 12AWG)
- Maximum temperature rating (e.g. 105°C)
- Voltage rating (e.g. 300V)
What do the numbers on a power cord mean?
The numbers on a power cord indicate the gauge and number of wires. The smaller the gauge number (e.g. 10), the heavier the cord. The second number after the slash (e.g. /3) indicates the number of wires running the length of the cord.
What are the different types of power cords?
Common power cord types include 5, L5, L14, 14, TT, and CS, corresponding with receptacle labels where L14-30P indicates a twist lock and 30 amp plug.