Sometimes referred to as a kettle lead, IEC C13 Power Cables have a 3 pin IEC C13 connector and are commonly found on PC base units, projectors, monitors and TVs. Angled IEC Power Cables are also available for making tight 90 degree turns where space is limited. IEC Power Leads can be extended using a C13 to C14 Extension Cable.

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The C7 figure 8 power lead is a 2 pin power cable, when viewed end on it looks like a number 8. Often found on small electrical appliances like radios and CD players. C13 to C14 Power Extension Cables There are many different types of power cables used with TVs and Computers, in this brief guide we show some of the more common power leads. C13 Power Cables (Kettle Leads) The C15 connector is similar to a C13 but has an extra notch in the connector, C15 Power Cables are referred to as hot connector as they havea higher temparture rating. The C15 is very similar to the C13 connector but has a groove between the 2 pins, this is known as a hot condition connector. Rated for higher temperatures than the C13. C5 Cloverleaf Power CablesThe C19 power cable is used in higher current applications such as power PDUs in data centres, it is an industrial type connector, larger than the C13 and C15. Schuko Euro Power Cables

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Power cords are used in almost every device or machine which requires electricity. From toasters and kettles, all the way up to generators and giant industrial equipment. Cable assemblies may vary in length, but the electrical current will perform at the same high capacity regardless of the distance it will need to travel.Sometimes referred to as a kettle power lead the C13 connector has 3 pins, often found on PCs and TVs. C15 Power Cables (Hot Condition)