


| Select Plug Type: | US (Base), UK (Base), EU (Base), AU (Base) |
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| Availability | In Stock |
| Condition | Brand New |
Provide a safe and reliable connection from your wall outlet to your LED power supply with this Universal AC Power Cord. Engineered for versatility, it's available in four standard plug types—US, UK, EU, and AU—making it a perfect solution for projects around the globe. The cord features robust 18AWG (American Wire Gauge) conductors, capable of handling a continuous current of up to 10A, ensuring stable power delivery for even demanding LED strip installations. With a generous 4.92-foot (1.5m) length and a durable SJT-type jacket, this grounded cable offers both flexibility and safety, serving as the essential first step in any professional or DIY lighting setup.
| Parameter | Details |
|---|---|
| Model | SC-ACCESSORIE-012 |
| Product Type | AC Power Supply Cord |
| Plug Options | US, UK, EU, AU (Selectable) |
| Cable Length | 4.92 feet / 1.5 meters |
| Wire Gauge | 18AWG |
| Number of Conductors | 3/2 |
| Max Current Rating | 10A |
| Voltage Rating | Up to 300V AC |
| Jacket Type | SJT |
| Termination End | Unterminated / Bare Wire Leads |
| Certifications | Not UL Certified |
Q: What is the difference between this cord and a computer power cord?
A:This cord has a wall plug on one end and bare wire leads on the other, designed to connect directly to the screw terminals of an LED power supply. A typical computer cord has a specific (IEC C13) connector on the device end.
Q: What does 18AWG mean and why is it important?
A:AWG (American Wire Gauge) measures wire thickness; a lower number means a thicker wire. 18AWG is a robust gauge that can safely handle more electrical current without overheating, making it ideal for LED power supplies.
Q: Can I cut this cord to make it shorter?
A:Yes, you can safely cut the cord to your desired length. You will need to strip the insulation from the new ends before connecting them to your power supply terminals.
Q: Which plug type do I need for my country?
A:Select 'US' for North America/Japan, 'UK' for Great Britain/Ireland/Hong Kong, 'EU' for most of Europe, and 'AU' for Australia/New Zealand.