Cable Matters 2-Pack 16 AWG Heavy Duty 3 Prong Computer Monitor Power Cord 10 ft, UL Listed (NEMA 5-15P to IEC C13)
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Yes, these C13 cords will work if both outlets have C14 inlets. br>Look up "image of C14 receptacle" on Google.
Is there a way to connect the Segway to the cable? If it doesn't physically fit, you can use the Segway cable for the job. If it physically fits and the markings next to the receptacle on the Segway say something about 120 V ac or 110-V ac, it's a good sign. If the voltage is 240 V ac or similar, it should work fine; if it fits but does not work, you should check to see if the cord has a manufacturing defect.
The NEMA-II power cord is the most common type of power cord. 15P to IEC standard C13) has a molded head configuration that will not fit into the power input slot on the Panasonic cf e1 computer. Contact Panasonic and ask them to identify the model of the PC's power cord (e.g., e.g., e.g., e.g., e.g., e.g. , NEMA- What is the conversion rate between P and IEC? ) before contacting computer power cord suppliers.
MANUFACTURER'S REACTION- THINGS TO KNOW ABOUT CABLES: If your device has a standard three-pronged receptacle, it will work. Please contact us via Amazon's messaging center if you have any additional questions. Open the product page, then select "Sold by Cable Matters" and "Ask a Question" from the drop-down menu. br>br>Support Team for Cable Matters
Selected User Reviews For Cable Matters 2-Pack 16 AWG Heavy Duty 3 Prong Computer Monitor Power Cord 10 ft, UL Listed (NEMA 5-15P to IEC C13)
We plug in and unplug our equipment on a daily basis as a mobile DJ service. The OEM cables are usually worn out and, in our opinion, fail far too frequently. These thick gauge cables have high-quality molded connectors and can withstand daily use while still allowing for coiling. Uncoil as many times as you want without tangling. The 15' length allows us to run cables without having to use extension cords, which speeds up setup. up & tear- Our customers appreciate the downtime we provide. When we buy lighting, we almost always replace the OEM cables. Now is the time to purchase audio equipment. These are our go-to cables. to make a decision in that regard.
My instrument is the bass. I assist the drummers in setting up, then I wait for both guitarists to finish setting up before I begin. For years, I'd struggled to find a good spot for myself among drum sets and guitar amps, where I could actually reach the power outlet. br>br>Picked these up, and the fight is over. I've only had these for a short time, so I can't say for sure how long they'll last, but they do feel substantial. Much thicker than a standard power cord. It's also nice to have a fifteen-foot power cable. On a smaller stage, I can set up almost anywhere and easily reach a power outlet. br>br>Creative+ paraphrase: The cables are still in excellent condition and have held up well since their purchase nearly two years ago.
In the last few years, I've purchased about 50 of these. I sell used music production equipment and frequently require these types of power cords, either for my own use or to go with the equipment I'm selling. They're very solid, sturdy, and thick, and they always work perfectly, every time, which makes them ideal for studio monitors, audio interfaces, synthesizers, mixers, and DJ gear. They appear to be of higher quality than most of the original power cords that come with new equipment, making them essentially an upgrade over most existing cords, in my opinion. br>br>I should also mention that the seller's speed and efficiency in shipping these items always impresses me. Last time I ordered a pair, it was on a Saturday morning, and they arrived by Monday afternoon. Always on time, efficient, and without any hassles.
The cables are of excellent quality. I use them to repair guitar amplifiers and other electronic devices by removing the IEC plug and stripping the insulation back to the wires inside. br>br>I had previously used 18GA cords from Amazon, but they were of inferior quality in comparison to these 16GA cables. The cables' interiors are coated with a powdery substance that makes removing the black insulation a breeze. br>This cable is sturdy and came well packaged in a thick outer bag shared with another cable (they come in pairs), as well as a separate inner bag for each cable. (I put my wire crimpers and strain relief tool in one of the leftover bags. ) If you need a 16 gauge cord for any reason, these are a good option.
I'm not sure what's wrong with these; I just received them today and discovered that they don't fit well in my monitor. Because they are loose and/or won't go all the way in, the monitor will lose power if you wiggle the cable. I had a cable before, and I tried a few others I had on hand to make sure it wasn't my monitor, and they all fit perfectly. Even when the cables are jiggled, the monitor remains on. I just need the length of these new ones to be able to raise my desk and work standing up. However, moving the table up does not help me because it wiggles the cables, which causes the monitor to fall off when using these cables. I'm not sure why these aren't going to fit right. They appear to be standard computer and monitor cables. I wish these were functional; they appear to be of good quality, and the 15-foot length appeals to me. However, with the ostensibly non-existent non-existent non-existent non-existent I cannot recommend purchasing these because they are a standard end that does not fit properly in a standard computer/monitor.
I had problems with the cables at first, as described below, but after contacting support, I received a replacement cable that worked perfectly. free. br>br>On my vesa monitors, the new cables fit perfectly and perform as expected.
- Review from the past- br>I bought these for my vesa mounted monitors so that I could better route the cables, but the female end that you plug into the monitor doesn't fit tightly enough, causing the monitors to come unplugged when you move them. When I was trying to get the cables to fit more snugly, I heard a slight arcing sound. So it's not worth risking my monitors for the sake of a longer, but less expensive cable. br>br>When I look in the holes, I notice that the metal contacts on both wires are bent slightly inwards; I'm not sure if this has anything to do with it, but it still looks strange.
AC cables of good quality. These 16 AWG, no too thin, no too thick, 13A max cables were ordered to replace the cheap, short, and thin cables that came with my Presonus Eris E8 speakers, and to minimize the use of extension, etc. These cables are just right for what I need because the 18 AWG is too thin and the 14 AWG is too thick. I've never had a problem with "Cables Matters" cables.
After relocating and returning to Lost Wages, my desk setup is ready for another major upgrade. These were a small portion of a larger group of about 1. 5 version purchased in conjunction with some backlights (details can be found in the review) and a re-install 2 desktop computers are connected in a network. br>br>It took a lot of time and effort to pull the desk back, clean it, and install the lights, and the longer cables serve a purpose: When it comes to cable management, longer cables can be extremely beneficial. They can be carefully hidden behind a variety of objects and barriers once they've grown long enough. Shorter cables might be too restrictive. br>br> It's possible to end up with exposed wires that can't be hidden! In the year 2020, cable spaghetti will no longer suffice. br>br>The image above should give you an idea of some potential outcomes. There should be no cables visible tomorrow at this time. The time and money spent on cable management is well worth it! br>br>Final Score: br>br>Final Score: br>br>Final Score: br> These appear to be a 5 out of 5 on the scale.
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