On 1 Aug 2006 08:03:00 -0700,
wrote:
>
>Whiskers wrote:
>> On 2006-08-01, <> wrote:
>> > What is the proper name of the power cord that's sometimes
>> > used when AC power for the monitor is taken from the
>> > computer's PSU box ? Power goes into the PSU via a male
>> > 3-pin connector, and the monitor is supplied via a female
>> > counterpart. For that matter, what's the name of this type
>> > of power connector with three flat pins, male or female ?
Some call that type of lead by, hot-cold IEC cable, due to the F-M but
it's a long time since I heard that.
or
IEC Plug and Socket Cord
Moulded, high quality, IEC-320 type C13 plug to type C14 socket cable
assembly.
http://www.maplin.co.uk/images/300/1171i0.jpg
or
power extension cable
It's the C13 plug / C14 skt.
>> IEC 320 like this <http://www.olson.co.uk/iec_select.htm>?
>>
>> Here in the UK they are sometimes referred to as 'Euro plugs' or 'kettle
>> plugs'.
>>
>
>Thanks, Fred and Whiskers.
Euro leads / plugs, but not a kettle plug, that is IEC F to well a plug
like -
Hot Condition Euro Line Socket
IEC-320 C15: a rewireable mains hot condition power line socket with
cord grip and strain relief, commonly referred to as a kettle plug, that
mates with IEC-320 C16 plugs. Rated 10A 250Vac
This usually has a cutout in the socket, it's hard to see
http://www.maplin.co.uk/images/300/42706i0.jpg
unlike the images on
http://www.olson.co.uk/iec_select.htm
a better C16 diagram is
http://www.yung-li.com.tw/images/info/iec320_c16.jpg
Me