SAMSUNG Atlas Sound AT-100 100W Commercial Attenuator video accessory
- Hard Wire Dimmer
- Black
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A 1.5 m black AC power cord with a standard three-prong US plug, built as a replacement lead for the SeaSonic X-1250 SS-1250XM Active power supply
This ABLEGRID AC power cord is a brand-new, non-OEM replacement designed for the SeaSonic X-1250 SS-1250XM Active power supply. It features a standard three-prong US wall plug and a black 1.5 metre cable. The cord is CE, FCC and RoHS certified for safety compliance.
Buyers needing a spare or replacement lead for the listed SeaSonic unit will find this cord fits the requirement. It is not for users who require a different connector shape, a longer cable run, or a cord rated for a higher current draw than the original specification.
The cord terminates in a standard three-prong trapezoid plug that fits any US wall outlet. This connector type is the single specification that decides whether the cable matches the power supply inlet and the local mains socket.
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