IEC 60320 C13 Connector, Black PVC Standard Power Cord Plug for Computers

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    FS-3D Australia SAA-180786-EA 3 Prong 10A 250V

  • Model

    FS-3D

  • Approval

    SAA

  • MOQ

    3000Pcs

  • Leadtime

    With in 30 days

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Product Overview
Power your essential electronics with reliability using our standard IEC 60320 C13 Connector. Widely recognized as the “computer power cord” connector, this black PVC power plug is the industry standard for connecting desktop PCs, monitors, printers, and server equipment to power sources. Designed for durability and safety, this C13 appliance coupler features a robust housing that withstands daily wear and tear while ensuring a secure connection.
This versatile IEC C13 plug is engineered to accommodate a comprehensive range of international wire standards, including UL (North America), VDE (Europe), and CCC (China). Whether you are manufacturing custom cable assemblies or replacing lost power cords, this connector offers universal compatibility. Please refer to the table below for the exact compatible wire specifications as per our technical data:
Compatible Wire Specifications Table
Certification Standard Wire Gauge / Size Compatible Wire Types
CCC 3X0.75~1.0mm² IEC 53RVV, YZ/YZW
VDE 3X0.75~1.5mm² H05VV-F
UL 18AWG (3X18AWG) SJT, SJTW, SJTO, SJTOW, SJTOO, SJTOOW, SVT, SVTO, SVTOO, ST, STW, STO, STOW, STOO, STOOW
UL 16AWG SJT, SJTW, SJTO, SJTOW, SJTOO, SJTOOW, ST, STW, STO, STOW, STOO, STOOW
UL 14AWG SJT, SJTW, SJTO, SJTOW, SJTOO, SJTOOW
Key Features & Benefits:
  • Universal Compatibility: Fits standard C14 inlets found on most computer hardware and office equipment.
  • High-Quality Material: Made from flame-retardant black PVC, ensuring safety and longevity.
  • Wide Wire Range: Supports multiple wire gauges from 18AWG to 14AWG and metric sizes 0.75mm² to 1.5mm².
  • Global Standards: Compliant with UL, VDE, and CCC regulations for worldwide use.
  • Secure Fit: Precision molding ensures a tight lock with the device inlet, preventing accidental disconnection.