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3ft 18 AWG Universal Flat Panel Power Cord (NEMA 5-15P to IEC320C13) (TAA Compliant)

3ft 18 AWG Universal Flat Panel Power Cord (NEMA 5-15P to IEC320C13) (TAA Compliant)

#27901

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Right-angled plug enables a flat panel TV to be mounted flush to the wall

Product # :27901

Connector 1 :

(1) C13 IEC

Connector 2 :

(1) NEMA 5-15 Male

Product Features

Right-angled plug enables a flat panel TV to be mounted flush to the wall

(1) C13 IEC on Connector 1

(1) NEMA 5-15 Male on Connector 2

Product Description

Replace your overused or misplaced power cable, or just get some extra cords for convenience. This universal power cord is designed to work with most PCs, monitors, scanners, printers and other devices that use the 3-pin shroud power connector. Plus this heavy duty 18 AWG cord features a fully molded design for maximum durability and long life.

The female connector plugs directly into the device while the male connector plugs into a standard outlet.

WARNING: Cancer and Reproductive Harm www.P65Warnings.ca.gov

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Product Specifications

Color :	Black
Length :	3.00 Foot
UPC :	757120279013
Warranty :	Lifetime
Vendor :	C2G
Weight :	0.250 LB

• Wire Gauge and Type: SVT 18AWG x 3C
• Amp Rating: 10A
• Voltage Rating: 125V
• Outer Diameter: 6.3mm

Product Uses

For a sample application, consider that digital signage, education and consumer flat panel televisions can be mounted closer to the wall because the flush right-angled plug does not stick out as a far as a traditional power cord.

Customer Reviews

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Rated 5 out of 5 by TJ from Great solution for cramped space Used these for installing Smartboards. Fits great behind short throw projectors that are installed against the wall.

Date published: 2010-08-25

Rated 4 out of 5 by WhirlyPig from Flat Plug cable replacement Bought these cables to replace manufacturer-provided straight plug cables to access outlets behind wall mounted lightboxes. They are just what I needed.

Date published: 2011-06-10

Rated 5 out of 5 by dave from an end to the ratsnest these cables are an ideal way to reduce the rats nest of cables behind any stack or rack array....now we just need interconnects in more sizes smaller than 3 feet !

Date published: 2010-04-30

Rated 5 out of 5 by Dan from Hard to find and exactly what I needed Using to power a small LCD TV on our kitchen counter top. Keeps the power cord close to the wall.

Date published: 2012-02-08

Rated 4 out of 5 by May from Great price Used in teh field for pro use

Date published: 2010-04-26

Rated 5 out of 5 by Larry from Does exactly what I needed it to do I use the 1.5 ft power cable for a 19" flat panel TV in my RV. It's a short cable that does exactly what I need it to do.

Date published: 2010-01-04

Rated 5 out of 5 by owane from would buy again very good product. works great for any flat panel tv mounted on a wall.

Date published: 2010-03-22

Rated 2 out of 5 by SS from Flat Panel Power cord It needed that 90 degree angle in both ends.

Date published: 2009-10-27

Questions & Answers

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What is the depth of the plug from the wall?

Asked by: Jim

The depth of the NEMA 5-15P plug not including the prongs is 20.5mm +/- 0.5mm.

Answered by: Sean

Date published: 2017-10-05

Is the cord UL rated and what is the temperature rating?

Asked by: Rob

The cable is UL rated Operating Temp is -10c to 70c Storage -20c to 50c

Answered by: Tom

Date published: 2017-10-05

Will this cord work with a Sony Bravia KDL52XBR5 flat panel television? The existing cord has a straight plug and it takes up too much room behind the television to mount it on a wall with a standard bracket!!!

Asked by: Anonymous

I am unable to locate on Sony's site the details of the power connector, however, my guess is that this would work for your application. The plug is exactly 18.8mm (0.74 inches) deep. That is the depth that would be out from the wall after plugging in the connector.

Answered by: Michael

Date published: 2017-10-05